Pay as Low as PKR 17,650 in Installments to Buy Samsung S25 FE (no credit card)
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE now available on installments via QistBazaar without credit card requirement in Pakistan.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE brings Samsung’s flagship-inspired experience to users looking for a more accessible Galaxy S-series device. With its premium design, capable performance, high-quality display, and Samsung’s latest software features, the Galaxy S25 FE is positioned as an attractive option for users who want a powerful smartphone without moving to the higher-priced flagship models.
For users in Pakistan who prefer not to pay the entire amount upfront, the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE 8GB/256GB is now available through QistBazaar on easy monthly installments. Customers can choose between multiple installment durations depending on their budget and preferred monthly payment.
Here are the available installment plans for the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE:
| Rs 37,600 x 3 |
| Rs 130,200 Advance |
| Rs 29,300 x 6 |
| Rs 86,800 Advance |
| Rs 24,450 x 9 |
| Rs 65,100 Advance |
| Rs 17,650 x 12 |
| Rs 75,950 Advance |
Verification Process:
Once a customer places an order on the Qistbazaar website, a customer representative contacts them within 24 hours for order confirmation. Afterward, the verification team coordinates a visit to collect the customer’s CNIC and CNIC copies of two guarantors. Moreover, the customer must also sign a form during the visit. These guarantors can include a neighbor, relative, or friend who owns a business or property. The entire verification process is completed over the span of 2 days, and the product is delivered within 3 business days, according to the company.
Click on the Musawamah Agreement to download the verification form.
Watch the video mentioned below to learn the full process of availing the Samsung S25 FE on installments.
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