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Raast Aims to Create Pakistan's Unified Digital Payments Infrastructure

Pakistan's central bankers have taken the plunge into the world of digital payments with their own offering: Raast. It aims to create an instant low-cost payment system that can seamlessly and securely connect government entities, a variety of banks, including microfinance banks (MFBs),  electronic money institutions (EMIs) and State Bank authorized payment service providers (PSPs) like 1Link and NIFT which may choose to take advantage of it.  Currency and coins in circulation account for…

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Added by Riaz Haq on January 23, 2021 at 1:30pm — 59 Comments

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    My wife and I have been regularly using Tesla Full Self…

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    Is the Pakistani Military Ready for Modern Drone Warfare?

    The Russia-Ukraine war and the US-Israel-Iran war have recently demonstrated the effectiveness of drone warfare. Is the Pakistani military learning lessons from them to prepare for future conflicts? Let's examine the answer to this question based on recent announcements. 

    Pakistan's Long Range Drone…
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    Posted by Riaz Haq on August 20, 2026 at 12:00pm — 3 Comments

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