Qist Bazaar marketplace ↗
An online marketplace for consumer electronics, appliances, motorcycles and household products offered through installment plans.
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Startup profile · PakistanA Pakistan-based Shariah-compliant buy now, pay later and installment-commerce company connecting consumers with electronics, appliances, motorcycles and household products while extending access to structured payment plans.
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An online marketplace for consumer electronics, appliances, motorcycles and household products offered through installment plans.
Source: Qist Bazaar ↗Structured monthly payment plans designed for consumers who may not have a conventional bank account or credit card.
Source: Qist Bazaar ↗A vendor programme enabling merchants to offer products through Qist Bazaar's installment-commerce marketplace.
Source: Qist Bazaar ↗Funding values reflect cited public reporting and are not independently audited by ECIndex.
First tranche in a planned Sukuk series; debt and capital-markets financing, not equity.
Source: Business Recorder ↗Bank Alfalah added PKR 55 million in equity and separately provided a PKR 460 million debt facility.
Source: Business Recorder ↗Bank Alfalah agreed to acquire a 7.2% stake; a separate embedded financing agreement covered up to PKR 350 million.
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The first tranche in a planned Sukuk series is intended to expand Qist Bazaar's Shariah-compliant consumer installment portfolio, merchant network and geographic reach.
Bank Alfalah reported an additional PKR 55 million equity investment within an approximately PKR 800 million Series A and a separate PKR 460 million credit facility.
The bank agreed to acquire a 7.2% equity stake for PKR 140 million alongside an embedded Shariah-compliant financing arrangement of up to PKR 350 million.
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