Digitt+ achieves Rs1bn in agri-payments

February 14, 2024 (MLN): Digitt+, an agri-based fintech company in Pakistan, has announced a significant achievement in the agricultural sector, having reached a throughput of Rs1 billion in agri-payments.

This achievement marks a notable milestone for Digitt+, emphasizing its role as a dedicated facilitator of agri-payments and reflecting its commitment to enhancing the efficiency of agricultural banking through innovation, the company said.

As a company singularly focused on agri-payments, Digitt+ has utilized advanced technology to improve transaction processes, aiming to set a new standard within the industry.

The introduction of a pioneering 48-hour payment period demonstrates Digitt+’s commitment to ensuring prompt payments to farmers.

This expedited payment cycle not only offers farmers the financial flexibility needed for timely investments but also promotes financial inclusion, making it a noteworthy advancement in the sector.

Ahmed Saleemi, the CEO of Digitt+, shared his thoughts on reaching this milestone, stating, “We are humbled to have achieved this significant throughput in agri-payments. It is a reflection of our dedication to enhancing the agricultural industry and evolving the agricultural finance landscape in Pakistan.”

This milestone not only showcases Digitt+’s financial capabilities but also its commitment to supporting the agricultural community.

Digitt+ extends sincere thanks to its stakeholders, partners, and the entire agricultural community for their support in achieving this milestone.

The company remains committed to its mission of advancing the future of agri-fintech in Pakistan, aiming to broaden financial accessibility for farmers throughout the country, it said.

This accomplishment is a testament to Digitt+’s dedication to serving the agricultural sector, striving to introduce innovations that benefit farmers and contribute to the growth of agri-fintech.

Digitt+ remains humble in its success and dedicated to continuing its efforts to support the agricultural community in Pakistan.

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