JazzCash Launches Sharia-Compliant Investments with Salaam Family Takaful Partnership

Editorial Team

Last updated 20-03-2025

2 min

JazzCash partners with Salaam Family Takaful to launch the Sharia-compliant Salaam Investments service.

The service targets JazzCash's 13 million users, offering easy, flexible investments and daily profits.

The app provides transparency with clear financial goals and expected returns from the start.

Users receive accidental insurance upon reaching 20% of their investment target, enhancing security.

Murtaza Ali highlights the scheme's role in promoting financial inclusion in Pakistan.

JazzCash has teamed up with Salaam Family Takaful Limited to roll out Salaam Investments, an innovative service offering Sharia-compliant investment options. This fresh venture is aimed at giving JazzCash's impressive base of 13 million monthly users the opportunity to boost their savings and reap daily profits—all strictly within Sharia guidelines.

Through the easy-to-use JazzCash app, customers can now set personalised financial targets, keep a keen eye on their investments, and see exactly how their money grows each day. Transparency, it seems, is the clearest selling point here: goals set on the app neatly display anticipated profits upfront, ensuring customers know what kind of returns to expect from the outset. Moreover, there's absolutely no hassle when it comes to pulling out your money—customers enjoy the flexibility to withdraw funds whenever necessary.

What I personally like about this partnership—as regular readers of Arageek might appreciate—is the clever addition of accidental insurance coverage. Once someone reaches just 20% of their investment target, Salaam Investments automatically throws in accident protection. It's thoughtful touches like these, after all, that show the companies are genuinely focused on helping punters achieve meaningful financial stability.

Speaking recently about this collaborative effort, Murtaza Ali, JazzCash's President, expressed how this new scheme ties directly into Pakistan's ongoing drive towards improved financial inclusion. He pointed out that solid investment opportunities can act as a cushion during these unpredictable economic times, guiding folks steadily towards a more secure future and better standard of living.

Initiatives like Salaam Investments often remind me of that good old saying our nan always used—something about looking after the pennies, and the pounds will look after themselves. And judging by JazzCash’s move here, it certainly seems they're giving plenty of ordinary Pakistanis the tools to do just that, gradually taking control of their financial destinies, confidently and ethically.

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