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ABHI Microfinance Bank has joined EPL Summit 2026 as a Strategic Partner, supporting discussions on the future of Pakistan’s digital commerce ecosystem. The summit will focus on digital payments, financial inclusion, technology, e-commerce, logistics and the infrastructure needed to support the country’s digital economy.
Pakistan’s digital commerce landscape is moving toward a more interconnected model, where the success of online businesses depends on more than digital platforms alone. Payments, banking, financial access and supporting infrastructure are becoming equally important to the growth of the sector.
In line with this evolving landscape, ABHI Microfinance Bank is partnering with EPL Summit 2026 as a Strategic Partner, bringing its perspective from the financial sector to a broader conversation about Pakistan’s digital economy.
Set for September 9, 2026, at Mövenpick Hotel in Karachi, the summit is being organised by EPL (Private) Limited and will explore the theme “Re-Engineering Digital Commerce.” The gathering will provide a platform for representatives across government, technology, banking, e-commerce, payments and logistics to examine the systems and partnerships required to strengthen digital commerce in Pakistan.
ABHI Microfinance Bank’s role places particular attention on the financial side of this transformation. The bank will be part of conversations covering digital payment solutions, financial inclusion, formal banking access and technology-driven financial services.
The partnership also draws attention to an important aspect of digital growth: businesses and consumers need dependable financial channels alongside technological innovation. Without accessible financial services, efficient payment mechanisms and trust, the wider digital commerce ecosystem can face limitations in reaching its full potential.
The summit has also received support from a range of organisations involved in Pakistan’s technology and digital infrastructure landscape. These include Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB), Tech Destination Pakistan, NADRA Technologies Limited (NTL), National Information Technology Board (NITB), Pakistan Single Window (PSW), and Pakistan Software Houses Association for IT & ITeS (P@SHA).
With participants coming from multiple parts of the digital economy, EPL Summit 2026 is positioned as a space for examining how these sectors can work more closely together. Its discussions will look beyond individual industries and toward the infrastructure that connects them.
For ABHI Microfinance Bank, joining the summit reflects the role financial institutions can play in enabling Pakistan’s digital commerce ambitions. As the country’s digital ecosystem develops, closer coordination between finance, technology, commerce and other supporting sectors could prove central to creating a stronger foundation for future growth.
