The Authorization Letter to Bank for Signing Authority is a crucial document in Pakistani banking operations, used when an account holder needs to delegate banking transaction authority to another individual. This document is essential for both corporate and individual accounts, particularly when the primary account holder cannot personally handle all banking transactions or when multiple signatories are required for operational efficiency. The letter must comply with Pakistani banking regulations, including the Banking Companies Ordinance 1962 and State Bank of Pakistan guidelines. It typically includes detailed information about the authorized signatory, scope of authority, transaction limits, and duration of authorization. For corporate accounts, it often references board resolutions and requires additional documentation to establish the company's approval of the authorization.

1. Bank Details: Full name and address of the bank branch where the account is maintained

2. Account Information: Account number, type of account, and account holder's details

3. Authorized Signatory Details: Complete information about the person being authorized including full name, designation, ID number

4. Scope of Authority: Clear specification of the signing powers being granted (e.g., cheques, transfers, applications)

5. Duration of Authority: Period for which the authorization is valid

6. Declaration: Statement confirming the authorization and accepting responsibility for transactions

7. Authentication: Signatures of current authorized signatories/account holders with date