PayFast is excited to announce its latest partnership with Ticket Wala, Pakistan’s cutting-edge ticketing platform. Customers can now pay with Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay, and PayPak Debit and Credit cards, as well as bank accounts and mobile wallets, according to Ticket Wala.

PayFast is a PSO/PSP licenced by the State Bank of Pakistan that allows any business to accept payments from customers via a variety of methods. Through industry-standard fraud detection and PCI-DSS compliance, the gateway runs with the highest level of security, preventing loss for its clients. E-commerce companies, freelancers, organisations, and billing agencies are among the merchants served by PayFast.

“Ticket Wala is an important part of our expanding merchant ecosystem. They’re a major event e-ticketing platform that makes use of digital technology to make things easier for its clients. We’re thrilled to be able to assist them by providing a simple and secure online payment service that improves their customers’ experience.” PayFast CEO Adnan Ali claimed.

“We’ve collaborated with PayFast to provide our consumers with an unique digital payment experience that includes several payment ways, allowing them to pay whatever they wish,” said Zayaan Bawany, CEO of Ticket Wala.

Ticket Wala is a one-of-a-kind website that gives comprehensive information and easy access to events all around the United States. At Ticket Wala’s corporate office in Karachi, Adnan Ali, CEO PayFast, Moin Khan, Lead Business & Partnerships, Zayaan Bawany, CEO Ticket Wala, and Zayan Abedeen, Director Ticket Wala attended the signing event.

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DigiKhata, a popular bookkeeping and accounting software, has teamed up with PayFast to provide users more payment options. DigiKhata users will be able to accept payments using the DigiCash function as a result of this agreement. In addition to bank accounts and mobile wallets, DigiCash can now be filled up with Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay, and PayPak Debit and Credit cards.

The State Bank of Pakistan has licenced and regulated PayFast as a fintech. It enables any company to accept online payments from clients in a variety of ways. Through industry standard fraud detection and PCI-DSS compliance, the service operates with the maximum security, limiting loss for its clients. PayFast allows any form of business to accept payments, including E-commerce merchants and retailers, freelancers, corporations, and any type of billing.

We’re excited to welcome DigiKhata to our burgeoning merchant ecosystem and assist their customers with payment and banking issues. PayFast CEO Adnan Ali said, “They offer many options to their clients, and we are thrilled to work with them on their drive to digitise and disrupt Pakistan’s commerce sector.”

“We’re thrilled to be working with PayFast as our online payment service provider. “Through our DigiCash function, we hope to improve the client experience and give multiple payment choices,” stated Adnan Aslam, CEO of DigiKhata.

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Pakistan’s leading digital payments app, Easypaisa has partnered with the fastest growing fintech, PayFast, in pursuit of disrupting digital payments. Easypaisa wallet users can now pay online using PayFast’s indigenous payment gateway.

Approved for Pilot Operations by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), PayFast empowers multi-instrument acceptance of Scheme Cards, Mobile Wallets, and Bank Account Numbers. They address merchant pain points, through the digital sign up, robust APIs & plugins, Fraud detection, PCI-DSS certified infrastructure, and PayLinks, digital billing and invoicing solution ideal for FB, merchants, freelancers, etc. to accept payment simply via a unique link.

Easypaisa is Pakistan’s first and largest branchless banking service with millions of customers using the Easypaisa App to carry out their financial transactions with a range from fund transfers, bill payments, airtime top-ups as well as retail and online merchant payments. Any customer with a smartphone user can download the Easypaisa App and setup their wallet within seconds to start doing transactions.

Easypaisa is also connected to the 1-Link switch for inter-bank fund transfers and customers can get an Easypaisa Debit Card which can be used for cash withdrawal at any ATM across Pakistan or for payments at any merchant accepting card payments.

Steps to pay via PayFast:

1. Add an item to cart from one of the PayFast merchant partner’s eCommerce store.
2. On the checkout page, select “PayFast”.
3. Once redirected, go to the “Mobile Wallets” tab and select Easypaisa.
4. Add your credentials (wallet number/email address).
5. Authorize the payment through the USSD prompt or Easypaisa app.
6. Once verified, the order will be paid successfully.

Adnan Ali, CEO of PayFast, said in a statement, “Easypaisa is one of the most renowned payment apps in Pakistan, we believe this partnership will benefit greatly for the masses which are adapting to the changing paradigm of demand for online payments, post COVID-19. I believe that this partnership will help PayFast reach closer to its potential of becoming a universal payment gateway solution.”

1. Mudassar Aqil, CEO Easypaisa / Telenor Microfinance Bank also commented on the development, “In the past few months, the importance of digital payments has come to light rather significantly. Businesses and individuals are gearing up to use such digital platforms to conduct convenient and seamless financial transactions. We at Easypaisa believe that collaboration and technology can collectively be used to magnify the impact that we can make. Through our partnership with PayFast, we have taken yet another step in redefining the way Pakistanis transact”.

For further information on PayFast or Easypaisa, you can visit their websites; apps.net.pk or easypaisa.com.pk

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