Fauree Powers Pakistan’s First Fully Digital Tijarah-Based Supplier Finance Program in Strategic Partnership with Bank of Khyber and Nimir Group

Peshawar, Pakistan – May 2026 – Fauree, a leading digital financing and supply chain finance technology platform, has entered into a strategic partnership with Bank of Khyber (BoK) and Nimir Group to launch Pakistan’s first fully digital Tijarah-based Supplier Finance Program. The initiative represents a major milestone in the evolution of Shariah-compliant supply chain financing and reinforces the growing role of technology in transforming access to finance for businesses across the country.

Powered by Fauree’s digital platform, the program enables the seamless digitization of supplier finance processes, providing a secure, efficient, and fully compliant solution that supports the financing needs of suppliers within Nimir Group’s value chain. Through this collaboration, Bank of Khyber becomes the first bank from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to introduce a fully digital Islamic Supply Chain Finance solution, setting a new benchmark for innovation in the banking sector.

The agreement was signed during a formal ceremony attended by senior representatives from all three organizations. Representing Bank of Khyber were Abdullah Ghaffar, Group Head CSME & Agri, Arbab Irfanullah, Head of Supply Chain Financing, and Madiha Kamran, Regional Head. Nimir Group was represented by Khalid Qazi, Director Finance, while Fauree was represented by its Chief Business Officer, Suhaib Dar, along with other senior executives.

The partnership reflects a shared commitment to modernizing Pakistan’s supply chain ecosystem through technology-driven financial solutions. By digitizing financing workflows and enabling faster access to working capital, the program is expected to strengthen supplier liquidity, improve operational efficiency, and enhance transparency across supply chain transactions.

As businesses increasingly seek digital and Shariah-compliant financing solutions, the initiative demonstrates how collaboration between financial institutions, corporates, and fintech platforms can create meaningful impact across the broader economy. The program also supports the ongoing digital transformation of Pakistan’s financial sector by expanding access to innovative financing mechanisms for businesses of all sizes.

Through its technology platform, Fauree continues to drive the digitization of financial services by enabling banks and corporates to launch scalable, secure, and customer-centric financing programs. This partnership further reinforces Fauree’s commitment to advancing financial inclusion, fostering innovation, and building resilient digital ecosystems that support sustainable economic growth.