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Mashreq launches digital cross-border accounts for Pakistanis in UAE

Published on: February 13, 2026 7:38 AM

Mashreq, a leading financial institution in the MENA region, has announced the launch of a groundbreaking cross-border service for its UAE-based Pakistani customers. For the first time, the bank’s Pakistani customers living in the UAE can now open accounts with Mashreq Pakistan fully remotely, enjoy a single view of their accounts and transfer money instantly – all through the Mashreq UAE mobile app.

The new digital service is available to Pakistani nationals who hold an account with Mashreq UAE. It eliminates the need for physical documents or in-person visits to branches in Pakistan, replacing the traditional manual account-opening process with a seamless, end-to-end digital experience.

Customers will also benefit from a unified global dashboard within the Mashreq UAE mobile app, enabling them to in one place with enhanced visibility and control over their cross-border finances.

In addition, once the customer’s Pakistan account is activated, transfers can be sent instantly and free of charge using Quick Remit, an exclusive remittance feature available only to Mashreq account holders.

Fernando Morillo, Group Head of Retail Banking at Mashreq, said: “We are delighted to introduce this pioneering digital service, which marks a significant milestone for Mashreq and our customers. As the first bank in the UAE to enable non-resident Pakistanis to open accounts in their home country digitally -without physical paperwork or branch visits-we are demonstrating our commitment to reimagining banking through innovation. Our zero-fee Quick Remit service further enhances the experience, empowering customers with greater convenience, speed, and value.”

Pakistani customers who open an account with Mashreq Pakistan will enjoy a current account with zero minimum balance and a free domestic PayPak debit card.

Muhammad Hamayun Sajjad, CEO, Mashreq Pakistan, commented: “This milestone reflects our continued focus on building a robust digital financial ecosystem through technology-led solutions. By enabling seamless and secure cross-border account opening, we are breaking down traditional banking barriers and delivering meaningful impact to our customers. For many overseas Pakistanis, financial responsibilities and aspirations remain deeply connected to home, and this service makes it easier for them to stay financially linked to Pakistan. We believe this offering will redefine how expatriates engage with their financial needs across borders, and we look forward to further enhancing the region’s financial landscape through innovative initiatives.”

The launch of this service underscores Mashreq’s continued investment in innovation that simplifies cross-border banking and delivers greater flexibility and value for expatriate communities.

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: digital, Mashreq, Pakistanis in UAE

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