SLGTrax Partners with Bank Alfalah to Enable RAAST QR Payments Across Outlets and Doorstep Deliveries

SLGTrax, officially operating under Secure Logistics Trax Group Limited, has announced a strategic partnership with Bank Alfalah to introduce State Bank of Pakistan’s RAAST QR payment solutions across its operational touchpoints. This initiative enables customers and merchants to complete transactions using instant digital payments, whether visiting physical SLGTrax outlets or receiving doorstep parcel deliveries nationwide. By integrating instant QR code capabilities into daily logistics and delivery operations, the partnership aims to significantly streamline payment processing while accelerating the shift toward digital cash replacement across the country.

The collaboration allows delivery personnel and outlet staff to present dynamic or static RAAST QR codes directly to recipients upon service completion. Customers can scan the code using any mobile banking application or digital wallet supporting the instant payment mechanism, enabling real-time fund transfers without requiring physical cash or traditional point-of-sale terminal infrastructure. By offering an instant payment mechanism at the point of delivery, the alliance effectively eliminates handling risks associated with physical currency, reduces operational friction for delivery agents, and improves settlement speed for logistics partners and e-commerce merchants.

Bank Alfalah continues to expand its digital banking ecosystem by deploying real-time payment solutions across major commercial channels in Pakistan. By leveraging the national instant payment platform RAAST, the financial institution provides secure, low-cost, and interoperable transaction rails that connect logistics providers directly to digital payment networks. The integration underscores the growing drive among banking institutions to embed digital financial tools into real-world business operations, making everyday commerce faster, safer, and more transparent for consumers and enterprises alike.

The deployment of RAAST QR payments across logistics touchpoints marks a vital step forward for the retail and e-commerce ecosystem in Pakistan, where Cash-On-Delivery has historically dominated consumer transactions. As logistics providers like SLGTrax digitize their payment collection processes, the dependency on physical cash reduces, paving the way for higher efficiency and lower operational costs. As digital payment adoption expands nationwide, strategic partnerships combining banking capabilities with logistics networks will play an essential role in driving financial inclusion and modernizing the digital economy.

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