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Taro partners with Muawin to redefine BNPL in Pakistan

In a historic industry first, Taro Technologies, a leading BNPL platform, collaborates with Muawin, Pakistan’s first licensed B2B digital lender, to turbocharge Taro’s launch. This partnership will allow both FinTechs to integrate and offer seamless financing for both end-customers and merchants across Pakistan.  

As BNPL growth booms both globally and locally, Pakistan has taken a leading approach, being one of the first countries to require licensing for BNPL financing. This positions Pakistan as a global leader for consumer protection, ensuring BNPL players are offering fair and responsible loans. Knowing this, it becomes clear why this partnership is so critical: it positions Taro to be the first BNPL company able to lend and scale while keeping Pakistani consumers safe.

Pakistan is also seeing a lending boom in the B2B space, with Muawin being the forefront leader, signing giants in the gig-economy, retail, and agri verticals. Muawin champions building value through fruitful partnerships which aid financial growth for individuals and small businesses, while increasing financial inclusion in the country. As Muawin focuses on B2B BNPL itself, partnering with Taro will allow them to finance end-consumers while simultaneously opening financing opportunities across merchant supply chains who have traditionally found it hard to avail financing. 

Muawin’s Co-founder, Moeed, while sharing his remarks at the signing event said:

“Our mission is clear – to leverage technology and partnerships to provide BNPL financing to the huge new-to-credit market in Pakistan. Partnering with Taro in a seamless integrated model will help accelerate this journey” 

Taro CEO Mustafa Khan agrees:

“In order to become the market leader we need to make moves that others have not made, allowing us to support stable and strong growth. Our industry first partnership with Muawin does just that, and will allow us to offer safe and responsible lending to consumers as we rapidly scale.”

As regulations become more mature, and BNPL players start to scale, this unique partnership puts Taro in a position to become the market leader, while keeping consumers protected. Taro Technologies plans to go live soon with its first key merchants, with the support and backing of Muawin’s digital lending platform.

This just goes to show the valuable impact the FinTech ecosystem is making through their unique and paradigm-shifting products. Sooner or later we will see a major change in how payments, transfers and payroll are overseen.

Taro is Pakistan’s first Shariah friendly Buy-Now, Pay-Later (BNPL) company, offering flexible payment options online and in store. As a BNPL fintech company, we aim to provide a smooth process for merchants to offer their customers easy installment options, with no fees. All while providing merchants with quick settlements, an easy to use portal, and increased sales and customer retention, creating value for both parties involved.

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Usman Aslam

A tech enthusiast, writer, researcher and strategist working on the latest technologies and making an impact. Usman has been heavily focused on building communities, empowering people through technological trends and advancements for over 3+ years including many notable names such as IEEE Region 10, TEDx, Google Developers, United Nations Programmes, Microsoft Partner Program and much more. Reach out: usman.aslam@techjuice.pk

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