Vivo Y500 available at Rs3,593 with 0% markup installment plan
The special promotion allows customers to buy the smartphone through different payment plans. Buyers can select an installment period of up to 48 months according to their preference.
0% markup plan available
The Vivo Y500 comes with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage under the offer. Customers choosing the three-month plan can pay Rs29,333 per month with 0% markup.
Longer payment options are also available for customers who want smaller monthly installments. The monthly payment is Rs16,426 for six months and Rs9,093 for 12 months.
For a 24-month plan, customers will pay Rs5,427 per month. The monthly installment falls to Rs4,204 for 36 months and Rs3,593 for 48 months.
Free shipping included
Customers purchasing the Vivo Y500 through Faysal DigiMall will also receive free shipping under the promotion. This gives buyers an additional benefit while choosing an installment plan.
The offer is available from September 1 to September 30, 2026. Customers will need to follow the applicable terms and conditions.
PTA-approved smartphone available
The Vivo Y500 is listed as PTA approved, allowing customers in Pakistan to purchase the newly launched smartphone through an installment plan. Buyers can choose the payment period that best suits their budget.
Customers can visit Faysal DigiMall to place their orders and select their preferred installment tenure. The promotion gives buyers several payment choices instead of paying the full price at once.
The offer could attract buyers who want the Vivo Y500 but prefer to spread the cost over several months. The 0% markup option may be especially useful for customers choosing the three-month plan.
The longer plans reduce the monthly payment, but buyers should check the complete terms and conditions before placing an order. The free shipping offer also adds some extra value during the promotional period.
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