As inflation rises in Pakistan, owning a laptop has also become tough for people in Pakistan but we have a complete guide for an easy instalment plan to own a laptop in 2026.
As per details, the latest instalment plan for HP laptops has been announced by Bank Alfalah. If you are a student or professional, this is the right opportunity for you to get laptop and not pay massive interest.
The Bank Alfalah Buy‑Now‑Pay‑Later (SBS) instalment plans are easy to access the process is smooth and quick.
Here is a complete list of the plan:
How to apply
Interested people can book a laptop by contacting the Bank Alfalah helpline, WhatsApp number, or visiting the official website.
Applicants will have to select the laptop model they want and choose the instalment plan.
After this, they will have to complete verification and receive delivery at home, depending on stock availability.
Who can apply
- Bank Alfalah credit card holders can apply
- A sufficient credit limit should be available
- You have to select an eligible HP laptop model
- The application should be done within the promotion period
Bank Alfalah to wrap up its operations in Afghanistan
In a separate development, Bank Alfalah decided to end its banking operations in Afghanistan after nearly 20 years due to political and economic instability.
The bank has accepted a proposal from Ghazanfar Bank to take over its Afghan business. The decision was taken due to political and economic instability.
In a statement, Bank Alfalah said this is not a final sale. It only starts a formal review and negotiation process.
The bank said several steps are still required. These include due diligence, signing final agreements and meeting all legal and regulatory conditions.
No timeline has been given for completing the deal. The bank also did not clearly state why it wants to leave Afghanistan.
Bank Alfalah has informed the Pakistan Stock Exchange about the decision.
It said the State Bank of Pakistan has given Ghazanfar Bank initial approval to review its Afghan operations.
Afghanistan’s central bank, Da Afghanistan Bank, has also approved the process.
Pakistani media reports say the bank has been trying to exit Afghanistan for years.
