Islamabad Airport becomes cashless after using Zindigi Raast QR technology
In a major step toward a cashless
economy, Islamabad International
Airport has been fully digitized in collaboration with the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) and Zindigi, powered by JS Bank. The airport now
operates as Pakistan’s first fully digital and cashless Smart Airport using Zindigi
Raast QR technology.
Under the Smart Airport Initiative,
passengers can make digital payments at all airport outlets via any mobile
banking app using interoperable Zindigi Raast QR codes, creating a seamless and
convenient cashless experience.
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The initiative aligns with the Prime Minister’s vision of a Cashless Islamabad and Digital Pakistan, aiming to modernize public infrastructure through citizen-centric technology.
Commenting on the milestone, Noman
Azhar, CEO of Zindigi, said, “Once fully implemented, Islamabad International
Airport will serve as a national model for smart public infrastructure,
reducing cash dependency, minimizing revenue leakages, and significantly
enhancing the passenger experience.”
The transformation was made possible
through the dedicated efforts of key stakeholders, including Sadiq ur Rehman
Khan (Deputy Director General, PAA), Rabia Salma (Director Commissioner &
Estate), Syed Aftab Gillani (Airport Manager), Amjad Mukhtar Malik (Senior
Joint Director Commercial), and Mohsin Khan (Head of Merchant Channels &
Retail, Zindigi). Their collaboration was instrumental in bringing the
airport’s full digital and cashless transformation to life.
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The project highlights Zindigi’s role as a national digital transformation partner, working alongside federal and city authorities to modernize Pakistan’s economic and civic infrastructure.
Source: Pro Pakistani