Meezan Bank Limited is preparing to introduce two new Shariah-compliant card products.
As per the management of Meezan Bank, two Shariah-compliant cards, Meezan Charge Card and Islamic Financing Card, will be introduced to customers, and the launch date is expected in 2027.
The development was disclosed by the bank’s management during its 2026 analyst briefing, where executives also discussed the bank’s financial performance, deposit growth and expansion plans.
The proposed cards are intended to operate differently from conventional credit cards and have already received Shariah approval.
The Meezan Charge Card is currently undergoing a soft launch, while the Islamic Financing Card remains under development.
The bank is expected to complete the remaining development and rollout process before the products are commercially launched.
The bank had 1,150 branches by June 2026 and plans to add another 100 branches by the end of the year.
Meezan Bank complaint number
Customers facing any kind of problem regarding banking can register their complaints through Meezan Bank’s official customer-care channels.
The bank’s 24/7 call centre can be reached at +92 (21) 111-331-331 and +92 (21) 111-331-332. Complaints can also be submitted through the bank’s official online complaint form.
Meezan Apni Bike scheme
Meezan Bank’s official Apni Bike facility provides Shariah-compliant motorcycle financing through the Musawamah structure.
The bank says the facility covers both petrol and electric motorcycles, with financing available for brands including Honda and Suzuki.
Japanese bikes have a financing tenure of up to three years, while Chinese and Pakistani bikes can have a tenure of up to two years.
Meezan Bank app download
The official Meezan Mobile Banking App allows customers to check balances and transactions, pay bills, transfer funds, manage debit cards and locate branches and ATMs.
The app can be downloaded through the Google Play Store, Apple App Store and Huawei App Gallery.
Meezan Bank home loan
Meezan Bank’s Easy Home is its Shariah-compliant home financing facility.
Rather than operating as a conventional loan, it is structured through Diminishing Musharakah, under which the bank and customer jointly own the property and the customer’s share increases over time.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan’s largest Islamic bank, with more than 1,000 branches across more than 300 cities.
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