Frequently Asked Questions

Horizon is an all in one business incorporation and compliance platform by Prime Pay.

It helps entrepreneurs and startups register their companies with SECP, obtain NTN, open business bank accounts, and get ready to transact digitally all in one place.

Anyone in Pakistan (or abroad) looking to start a business, whether you’re:

• A freelancer formalizing your work
• A startup founder registering a private limited company
• A small business owner needing proper banking and compliance setup

Horizon simplifies the entire business setup journey:

• Company Incorporation with SECP
• NTN (Tax Number) registration
• Bank Account onboarding through Prime Pay partner banks
• Digital KYC & identity verification
• Merchant account setup for payments, collections, and disbursements
• Business dashboard to manage invoices, settlements, and compliance docs

Typically, incorporation and tax registration are completed within 3 to 7 business days, depending on SECP processing times and document verification.

No. Horizon is a completely digital onboarding system. All steps — from document submission to verification and signature — can be completed online.

Horizon offers transparent, one-time incorporation fees based on your company type (Sole Proprietor, SMC, or Private Limited).

There are no hidden or recurring charges — you only pay official SECP and FBR fees.

Yes. Once your company is incorporated, Horizon connects you directly with Prime Pay’s partner banks for account opening, settlements, and payment gateway activation.

We’re fully aligned with SECP, FBR, and SBP standards.

All company and personal information is handled using bank grade encryption and verified through official channels.

Absolutely. Horizon is the first step — once your business is live, you can instantly connect to Prime Pay for:

• Accepting payments via QR, Cards, Raast, and IBFT
• Managing settlements and digital invoices
• Automating payouts and collections

Yes, Horizon is expanding to allow non resident Pakistanis and foreign entrepreneurs to register Pakistani entities remotely, subject to SECP approval.