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Buy an iPhone 17 for Just Rs. 18,952 a Month
You can now buy a brand-new PTA-approved iPhone 17 series on monthly installments through Bank Alfalah credit cards, thanks to a new SBS Installments Plan being offered in collaboration with Yellowstone.
The plan lets customers get the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max on easy monthly payments. Bank Alfalah is offering 0% markup on 3-month and 6-month plans, while longer tenures are also available with a 2.5% markup. A processing fee will apply depending on the selected tenure.
iPhone 17 Series Installment Plan
| Model | Price | 3 Months (0% markup) | 6 Months (0% markup) | 9 Months | 12 Months | 18 Months | 24 Months | 36 Months |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Processing Fee | 5.00% | 8.00% | 2.50% | 2.50% | 2.50% | 2.50% | 2.50% | |
| iPhone 17 (256GB) | Rs. 399,000 | Rs. 133,000 | Rs. 66,500 | Rs. 52,115 | Rs. 41,035 | Rs. 29,969 | Rs. 24,448 | Rs. 18,952 |
| iPhone 17 Air (256GB) | Rs. 480,000 | Rs. 160,000 | Rs. 80,000 | Rs. 62,695 | Rs. 49,366 | Rs. 36,054 | Rs. 29,412 | Rs. 22,800 |
| iPhone 17 Pro (256GB) | Rs. 520,500 | Rs. 173,500 | Rs. 86,750 | Rs. 67,985 | Rs. 53,531 | Rs. 39,096 | Rs. 31,893 | Rs. 24,723 |
| iPhone 17 Pro (512GB) | Rs. 603,500 | Rs. 201,167 | Rs. 100,583 | Rs. 78,826 | Rs. 62,067 | Rs. 45,330 | Rs. 36,979 | Rs. 28,666 |
| iPhone 17 Pro (1TB) | Rs. 686,500 | Rs. 228,833 | Rs. 114,417 | Rs. 89,667 | Rs. 70,603 | Rs. 51,564 | Rs. 42,065 | Rs. 32,608 |
| iPhone 17 Pro Max (512GB) | Rs. 648,500 | Rs. 216,167 | Rs. 108,083 | Rs. 84,703 | Rs. 66,695 | Rs. 48,710 | Rs. 39,736 | Rs. 30,803 |
| iPhone 17 Pro Max (1TB) | Rs. 732,000 | Rs. 244,000 | Rs. 122,000 | Rs. 95,610 | Rs. 75,283 | Rs. 54,982 | Rs. 44,853 | Rs. 34,769 |
The offer also includes free home delivery, while availability may depend on stock. Customers are advised to confirm the model and color options at the time of booking.
For bookings, the promotion material lists Bank Alfalah’s helpline: 021-111-225-111.
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