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Pakistan’s ‘Go Cashless’ Eid Al-Adha 2026 drive records $122 million in digital payments

Pakistan’s ‘Go Cashless’ Eid Al-Adha 2026 drive records $122 million in digital payments

  • Banks opened 12,500 new digital accounts for cattle farmers, market participants, says central bank
  • Says the initiative was extended from 54 cattle markets across Pakistan last year to 123 in 2026
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Special Islamabad launches Pakistan’s first cashless market but poor Internet slows adoption video

Islamabad launches Pakistan’s first cashless market but poor Internet slows adoption

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Islamabad opens first weekly ‘cashless’ market to push digital payments, curb tax evasion video

Islamabad opens first weekly ‘cashless’ market to push digital payments, curb tax evasion

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