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Islamabad to Become Pakistan's First Cashless City by December 31
The initiative aims to expand digital payments across the federal capital and reduce the use of cash in everyday transactions.
Islamabad is set to become Pakistan's first cashless city by December 31 as the country moves towards wider digital payment adoption.
Islamabad Moves Towards Cashless City Status
Islamabad is set to become Pakistan's first cashless city by December 31, marking an important step towards expanding digital payments in the federal capital.
The initiative focuses on encouraging people and businesses to use digital payment methods instead of cash for everyday transactions.
Focus on Digital Payments
The plan aims to increase the use of electronic transactions across the city. It is part of the wider move towards a digital payment system in Pakistan.
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