Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank with over 300 branches across 90 cities. It was established in 1997 as an Islamic investment bank and later licensed as an Islamic commercial bank in 2002. The bank aims to establish Islamic banking as the preferred banking choice and facilitate equitable economic growth in accordance with Shariah principles. It offers various personal and commercial banking services including home and car financing, asset management, and online banking through a secure system that encrypts login information.

2. Introduction
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Meezan bank is publishly company, first incorporated on
January 27, 1997
It started as an Islamic investment bank
After licensed by the State Bank of Pakistan to operate as
an Islamic Commercial Bank on 31st January 2002
It was a new era in banking sector history in Pakistan that
Meezan bank ltd adheres strictly to the principles of
Islamic shariah with absolutely no compromise and is
recognized as Pakistan’s truly premier Islamic bank
Meezan bank is operating approximately more than 300
branches in 90 cities across the Pakistan.
Meezan bank is the largest Islamic bank and the 9th
largest bank in term of branch network in Pakistan. All
branches provide real time online banking facilities to
customers

3. Vision
Establish Islamic banking as banking of first choice
to facilitate the implementation of an equitable
economic system, providing a strong foundation
for establishing a fair and just society for mankind.

4. Mission
To be a premier Islamic bank, offering a
one-stop shop for innovative value
added products and services to our
customers within the bounds of Shariah,
while optimizing the stakeholders value
through an organizational culture based
on learning, fairness, respect for
individual enterprise and performance

5. Services
Personal Banking and Finance
 Commercial Finance
 Car Ijarah - Car Financing
 Easy Home - Home Financing
 Asset Management
 Online Banking
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6. Online Services
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Real-time cash deposit, instantly crediting
your account.
Real-time cash withdrawal upto Rs. 5
million, giving you access to your money
from anywhere in the Country.
Transfer of funds between your Meezan
Bank accounts.
Deposit and collection of clearing Cheques
drawn within the same city.
Issuance of Pay-order from any Meezan
Bank branch.

7. Customer Requirements for
Internet Banking
Step 1: Internet Banking Online
Registration
Fill up the Online Registration form that
is available on Meezan Bank website .
Requirements of this forms is Account
information and personal details,
generate your password and enter your
email address.

8. Step 2:
Submission of Signed
Registration
Form
After you register for Meezan Internet
Banking online, take a print out of the
Internet Banking Registration Form ,
sign it and submit/courier it to your own
Meezan Bank branch for approval.

9. Step 3:
Internet Banking Service
Activation
Email
After your signature has been verified and
your online registration has been approved
by your branch, you will receive a system
generated URL (at your email address)
asking you to validate your username and
password (generated during online
registration).
Once username and password is validated,
you can login and start using your Internet
Banking immediately.

10. Internet Banking
Any Time -Any where
Home

11. Accounts

12. Bill Payments

13. Request Forms & Mutual Funds

14. Alert & Notification

15. Activity Log & Profile

16. Feedback & Complaints

17. Logout

18. Security Process
Bank Server
 The use of a secure website has
become almost universally adopted
 Firewalls and SSL certificates encryption and VeriSign authentication
service.
 128-bit SSL ( Secure Socket Layer )
Encryption.

19. Security Process On
Website
Username and Password are encrypted.
 The system will ask you to enter a few
highlighted characters of your password.
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20. Three unsuccessful logins will
automatically lock your Internet Banking.
 Sophisticated and highly secured
firewall has been placed to act as a
fence that prevents illegal access to
bank's network.
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