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NayaPay Pakistan: Digital Wallet, Account, Card & How to Open

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NayaPay is a Pakistani digital wallet and Electronic Money Institution (EMI) authorised and regulated by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). It offers a mobile account, a debit card and instant transfers, and became popular for student and campus payments. Here is how NayaPay's account, card, transfers and limits work, and how to open an account.

NayaPay Account and Card

With a NayaPay account you get a digital wallet and a debit card for online and in-store payments and ATM use. The app also includes a built-in messaging feature, so you can chat and send money in one place, with data secured by strong SSL encryption.

Transfers, Bills and Raast

NayaPay supports instant transfers through Raast and bank transfers, along with utility bill payments, mobile load top-ups and QR payments — all from the app.

Account Limits and Upgrade

A basic NayaPay account has a monthly incoming limit of around Rs. 50,000. You can upgrade to about Rs. 400,000 by completing biometric verification — through the app's fingerprint scanner or at a partner (Meezan Bank) ATM. These limits are set under SBP rules for e-money accounts.

How to Open a NayaPay Account

Download the NayaPay app, enter your CNIC and details, and complete verification. Registration takes a few minutes once your information is verified, although the review itself can take up to a couple of days. After activation you can order a physical card from the app.

NayaPay Contact and Regulator

NayaPay support is available through the Help Center and Contact Us section in the app and website. Regional office numbers include Islamabad +92-51-220-2701-5, Karachi +92-21-3561-3066/7 and Lahore +92-42-3575-8120-25. NayaPay is regulated by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) as an Electronic Money Institution.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Pakistani digital wallet and Electronic Money Institution (EMI) regulated by the State Bank of Pakistan, offering an account, debit card and instant transfers.

Download the app, enter your CNIC and complete verification; registration takes a few minutes once verified.

About Rs. 50,000 monthly incoming for a basic account, upgradable to around Rs. 400,000 after biometric verification.

Yes — you can send and receive instant transfers via Raast and pay bills from the app.

Yes — by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) as an Electronic Money Institution.

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