ABHI Microfinance Bank receives the Phoenix Award at Mobile Commerce 2026.
KARACHI: ABHI Microfinance Bank has received the Phoenix Award at Mobile Commerce 2026, recognising its transformation into a stronger, more resilient and digitally focused financial institution.
The award acknowledges the bank’s efforts to strengthen its operations, expand digital banking capabilities and promote financial inclusion for individuals, entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and underserved communities across Pakistan.
Sultan Zaidi, Chief Marketing Officer of ABHI Microfinance Bank, accepted the award on behalf of the bank. He said the recognition reflects the dedication, commitment and shared vision of the bank’s teams nationwide.
Zaidi added that ABHI Microfinance Bank remains committed to developing accessible and customer-focused financial solutions that address the evolving needs of Pakistan’s digital economy.
During Mobile Commerce 2026, Muhammad Khurram Shahzad, Head of Digital Products at ABHI Microfinance Bank, also participated in the Digital Payments Revolution panel discussion alongside industry leaders.
The session examined Pakistan’s evolving digital payments ecosystem, the growing role of artificial intelligence in financial services and the importance of inclusive finance in expanding access to formal banking for individuals and businesses.
ABHI Microfinance Bank said its transformation strategy combines the stability of a regulated banking institution with the innovation and agility of a fintech company. The bank continues to expand its branch network, enhance digital products and improve access to financial services for SMEs, entrepreneurs, salaried individuals and other underserved customer segments.
The Phoenix Award reinforces ABHI Microfinance Bank’s commitment to advancing digital banking, supporting financial inclusion and contributing to the continued development of Pakistan’s financial sector.
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