Understanding Transaction Fees & Hidden Charges in Pakistan
When sending or receiving money online, most people focus on speed and convenience, but few consider the transaction fees and hidden charges that come along. These small costs can add up over time—especially for businesses and freelancers handling multiple transfers daily. In this guide, we’ll break down what these charges mean, why they exist, and […]
5 Common Problems When Paying Utility Bills & How 2Pay Solves Them
Paying your electricity, gas, water, or internet bills should be simple — but for many Pakistanis, it’s still a hassle. Long queues, technical errors, or online payment issues make a basic task stressful. That’s where 2Pay, Pakistan’s most trusted cash payment kiosk network, comes in. With 2Pay, you can pay your bills easily, securely, and […]
2Pay vs. Traditional Banking: Which Is Better for Low-Income Users?
Introduction For millions of low-income individuals across Pakistan, access to reliable financial services is still a major challenge. While banks have long been seen as the gateway to financial stability, traditional systems often leave out those who need them the most — people without stable income, formal employment, or the required documentation. That’s where 2Pay […]
Payoneer vs Wise vs PayPal: Which Works Best for Pakistan?
Freelancing and digital entrepreneurship in Pakistan are growing rapidly, and with them comes a common question: what is the best way to receive international payments? Among the most popular platforms are Payoneer, Wise (formerly TransferWise), and PayPal. Each has unique strengths and challenges, especially for Pakistani users. At 2Pay.com.pk, we believe in empowering users with […]
Cash Based Transactions
Why Cash Still Matters in a Digital World In a world that’s quickly moving toward digital wallets, mobile payments, and online banking, cash based transactions still play a vital role in the global and local economy. Despite the growth of digital payment systems, a significant portion of consumers and businesses continue to rely on cash […]
