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Islamabad is moving towards becoming a cashless city by the end of 2026 as the federal government advances efforts to promote digital payments and reduce reliance on physical currency in the country’s capital.
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The initiative forms part of Pakistan’s wider transition towards a digital economy, with greater emphasis on electronic transactions and modern payment systems. […]
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