Meezan Bank Limited, in partnership with Haball, has taken another major step in digital Islamic financing by extending its Wisaaq supply chain financing platform to Dawlance distributors across Pakistan.
The newly introduced Murabaha-based facility gives distributors instant, Shariah-compliant financial access to purchase inventory, allowing them to run business operations more smoothly.
Through this initiative, Dawlance distributors will now be able to maintain steady product availability without facing cash flow challenges.
The platform aims to reduce waiting time, remove manual paperwork, and minimize approval delays, helping companies plan more efficiently. By shifting to a digital model, the financing process becomes faster, cleaner, and more transparent for both Dawlance and its business partners.
Meezan Bank believes that Islamic digital financing will play a major role in the future of the country’s supply networks.
With Dawlance having one of the strongest appliance distribution setups nationwide, the bank expects the new system to strengthen the entire value chain. It will support retailers in meeting seasonal and ongoing customer demand with greater ease and reliability.
Haball’s digital capabilities, combined with Meezan Bank’s experience in Islamic finance, will provide businesses with a trusted and secure financing ecosystem.
The bank has stated that the Murabaha model will ensure full Shariah compliance for every transaction, providing peace of mind to distributors.
This move also reflects a broader goal of improving accessibility to Islamic corporate financing in Pakistan. The collaboration shows a commitment to empowering partners, expanding financial inclusion, and modernizing supply structures.
Industry experts believe this launch could inspire other organizations to adopt similar digital financial solutions, marking a positive shift in the country’s economic landscape.