Archive · 21 Aug 2025
JeM Uses Digital Wallets to Raise Funds, Pakistan's Role in Question
Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a terrorist group led by Masood Azhar, is now using digital wallets, like EasyPaisa, to raise money.
After India attacked their bases, JeM wants to rebuild and expand.
They're collecting money through digital wallets managed by Azhar's family, hiding the transactions.
They plan to open 313 new centers, collecting funds from people in Pakistan and overseas.
The money helps JeM buy weapons and run its operations, raising questions about Pakistan's role.
JeM is using digital wallets to raise funds after Indian strikes in Pakistan.
The fundraising campaign aims to rebuild infrastructure and expand to 313 new centers.
Digital wallets are managed by Masood Azhar's family members to bypass financial scrutiny.
EasyPaisa and SadaPay are the primary digital wallets used for transactions.
Funds are allegedly being used for weapons procurement and operational expenses.
- Who
- Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) led by Masood Azhar.
- What
- JeM is using digital wallets for fundraising.
- When
- Following Operation Sindoor and ongoing.
- Where
- Pakistan.
- Why
- To rebuild infrastructure and procure weapons.
Pakistan
Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)
Financial Control
Pakistan
Claimed crackdown on JeM funding and activities.
Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)
JeM is using digital wallets to raise funds and expand operations.
- Terrorist Group
- Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)
- Leader
- Masood Azhar
- Fundraising Method
- Digital Wallets (EasyPaisa, SadaPay)
- Operation
- Operation Sindoor
- Target
- 313 new camps
- Funding Amount
- PKR 3.91 billion
Sources
Pak terror group goes for digital fundraising to rebuild structures destroyed during Op Sindoor
Pakistan Cheated FATF? JeM Earned PKR 394 Crore even Pak Claimed 'JeM's Funds Cut Off'| Newshour
Jaish's Fintech Terror: Inside Masood Azhar's Digital Fundraising Empire - EXCLUSIVE