Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad (June 2025) – Moving one step ahead in Pakistan’s digital transformation journey, Bykea has announced a major upgrade for its ride-hailing service: passengers can now pay driver partners digitally, using options such as Easypaisa, JazzCash, Raast, and bank transfers.

Bykea (long known for its affordable motorbike rides and quick deliveries) has taken a leap toward financial inclusion and modern urban living. The shift away from cash addresses several common pain points:

• Safety & Convenience: No need to carry exact change or worry about counterfeit bills.

• Driver Confidence: Digital payments ensure drivers receive full fare, every time, without loss or delay.

• Economic Footprint: Each transaction boosts transparency and becomes part of Pakistan’s growing digital economy.

Mr. Muneeb Maayr, Bykea’s founder, called it more than just a feature upgrade. “This is a pivotal step toward building a smarter, safer, and financially inclusive future,” he said. “By integrating trusted digital platforms, we’re simplifying everyday life and empowering every user.”

The decision aligns with broader government efforts to reduce cash dependency and encourage digital infrastructure growth. Pakistan’s national digital payment strategy aims to increase transparency, lower transaction costs, and bring more users into formal financial systems. Bykea’s initiative supports these objectives.

• Update your Bykea app to the latest version.

• Choose your ride as usual.

• At payment, select from Easypaisa, JazzCash, Raast, or direct bank transfer.

• Completion! Driver and passenger both get notified instantly upon payment.

What’s Next for Bykea

This move is just a stepping stone. Bykea plans to expand digital payment capabilities to its delivery services and introduce features such as scheduled digital top-ups, ride-sharing, loyalty programs, and future integration with government e-wallets.

By enabling secure, cash-free payments, Bykea is redefining how Pakistan moves—combining convenience, safety, and financial inclusivity. It’s a strong reminder that even small daily conveniences, when digitized, can make a lasting impact on millions.