Asaan Kashtkar – Salam Financing

High-end harvesting with ease!

U Bank Islamic Banking offers Shari’ah-compliant financing facility based on Salam – Trade base Islamic mode of finance for individuals. The Asaan Kashtkaar Salam Financing is extended to help the agricultural sector and farmers meet their working capital requirements, such as for tube wells, solar panels and batteries, and other agriculture-related needs. This is based on the concept of the sale of fungible goods and commodities by the customer, with deferred delivery of goods to the bank against an immediate full payment in advance.

Salient Features

Financing Facility: PKR 40,000 to PKR 600,000

Financing Tenure: 03 to 06 Months

Easy and fair financing processing

Complimentary credit Family Takaful

Financing facility on personal guarantee

Lump sum and bullet financing repayment option

Required Documents

Valid CNIC
One passport-sized photograph

Terms & Conditions are applicable

FAQs

Who can apply for this financing?

The applicant must be a resident Pakistani with a CNIC/NICOP.

What is the eligibility criteria?

The applicant must have an involvement in agriculture or livestock business.

Is there any age limit for the customer to avail this financing?

The applicant must be between 18 and 68 years old at the time of application and maturity, respectively.

What is the procedure to apply for this financing?

The customer will be required to follow the following steps:

Visit nearest U Bank Islamic Banking branch
Provide the required KYC documents
Sign financing application form and submit

What documents are required to avail this financing facility?

Valid CNIC
One passport-size photograph
Detail of livestock (if applicable)

What kind of processing charges are there?

Financing Application Fee
Processing Fee

Are there any limitations to the nature of work to get this financing?

This financing is restricted to livestock and agriculture only.

Is this Shari’ah-compliant?

Yes – It is Shari’ah-compliant financing based on Salam – Trade base mode of financing

Asaan Kashtkar – Salam Financing

How Much do you need ?

Rs 30,000 Rs 3,000,000

3 months 18 months

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