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Meezan Bank, MasterCard launch Pakistan’s first contactless payment solution

byCT Report
28/03/2017
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KARACHI: Meezan Bank, the first and largest Islamic bank of Pakistan, in partnership with MasterCard, a leading company in the global payments industry, has announced to launch Pakistan’s first contactless card solution.

Card solution is an innovative product that has been developed to further strengthen the country’s digital payment eco-system, says release here on Monday.

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Meezan Bank’s new contactless debit card, powered by MasterCard, will enable customers to make payments by simply tapping their cards and entering their PIN upon checkout ; eliminating the need to swipe their cards at payment terminals.

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