Mobilink Bank, Pakistan’s largest digital microfinance institution, has announced a strategic partnership with Fatima Fertilizer to digitally transform the country’s agricultural sector. The collaboration aims to empower underserved farming communities through improved access to finance and technology by integrating Mobilink Bank’s Dost App with Fatima Fertilizer’s Sarsabz Pakistan platform.
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This alliance combines Mobilink Bank’s inclusive financial services with Fatima Fertilizer’s extensive grassroots network to digitize the agricultural supply chain and offer targeted solutions to farmers and agri-based SMEs. Key offerings will include agri tubewell financing, input lending, passbook-based loans, and full-spectrum digital banking—all accessible through the integrated digital platforms.
“Agriculture is the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, and its progress is vital to our national prosperity,” said Haaris Mahmood Chaudhary, President and CEO of Mobilink Bank. “This strategic integration of our Dost App with the Sarsabz Pakistan App by Fatima Fertilizer is a leap toward building a future-ready, digitally inclusive agri-ecosystem. By simplifying access to finance for agri-inputs, we’re not just digitizing lending; we’re empowering farmers, strengthening rural economies, and paving the way for sustainable growth.”
Beyond digital financial access, the initiative will focus on enhancing financial literacy through joint on-ground events such as farmer community gatherings, aiming to drive awareness, education, and adoption of digital tools.
Asad Murad, Chief Operating Officer of Fatima Fertilizer, added, “At Fatima Fertilizer, we are deeply committed to enhancing the lives of farmers through innovation, accessibility, and collaboration. Our partnership with Mobilink Bank reflects a shared vision to drive financial inclusion and strengthen the agricultural ecosystem. By integrating digital finance with our Sarsabz Pakistan platform, we are not only bridging critical gaps in agri-input financing but also enabling long-term socio-economic growth in rural communities.”
The joint initiative is poised to boost rural entrepreneurship, advance financial inclusion, and catalyze sustainable development in Pakistan’s agri-economy.
