Meezan Bank has introduced a groundbreaking new service for travelers by launching the Visa Global eSIM, becoming the first bank in Pakistan to offer this feature. This eSIM is available only to Visa Infinite Debit Cardholders, giving them access to fast and secure mobile internet in over 150 countries. This new technology helps travelers stay connected without needing to buy a local SIM card or use public Wi-Fi, making trips easier and safer.
The Visa Global eSIM is a digital version of a SIM card that works directly inside smartphones without any physical installation. Users can download mobile data plans, switch between networks, and manage their internet connection straight from their device. This makes it very useful for people who travel often for business or fun. Meezan Bank’s official website
Meezan Bank’s eligible cardholders will also get up to 3GB of free high-speed internet, valid for 21 days, when they use this service. In addition, they will enjoy a 25% discount on extra data purchases. These benefits are built into the Visa Infinite Debit Card and make banking more connected to real-life needs, especially for those who travel a lot.
This service is powered by Visa’s global platform and works with most modern smartphones that support eSIM features. As more people are using mobile data abroad, this solution comes at the right time. Since 2018, global data usage has increased many times over. People now need easy, safe, and affordable ways to stay online wherever they go.
By offering this new service, Meezan Bank shows its commitment to innovation and its high-value customers. It is also a big step forward for digital banking in Pakistan. No other bank in the country has yet launched such an international data solution linked directly to a debit card.
This move shows how banks are now thinking beyond just money—they are becoming part of customers’ everyday lives, offering tools that help them stay connected across the world. Meezan bank eSIM service is not only a travel benefit; it’s a symbol of how Pakistani banks are moving closer to global digital trends. Wikipedia
