DIB Pakistan has partnered with Hakeem Easy Finance (Walee Financial Services) to digitise its Shariah-compliant personal finance process. The MoU designates WFS as the digital infrastructure partner, shifting DIB’s operations to a tech-enabled model.

This collaboration aims to enhance efficiency, transparency, and real-time monitoring of Shariah-compliant personal finance solutions. DIB’s CEO, Muhammad Ali Gulfaraz, emphasised the importance of embedding technology within a supervised framework to bolster governance and uphold Shariah principles.

To date, DIB has served over 50,000 customers, providing approximately PKR 10 billion in funds for urgent needs while adhering to faith-based financial principles. WFS’s CEO, Noshad Minhas, noted that this partnership exemplifies the potential of Islamic Fintech-as-a-Service to maintain governance while embracing digital innovation. The initiative promises faster processing and streamlined services for customers, setting a new standard in Islamic personal finance.