Daraz 11.11 Sale 2026 Starts Tonight: Dates, Discounts and Tips

Daraz Pakistan’s 11.11 sale, the online marketplace’s biggest shopping event of the year, opens at 8pm Pakistan time tonight, Tuesday 10 November 2026, and runs until 21 November. Daraz is advertising partner deals of up to 70% off and bank discounts of up to 30%, alongside free-shipping vouchers and in-app games. The event is built around Singles’ Day on 11 November, the date Daraz’s owner, Alibaba Group, turned into an online shopping festival in China in 2009.

What happened?

Daraz has been building up to the sale since the start of the month. According to the dates on Daraz’s homepage and its 11.11 “Mega Reveal” page, as recorded by Pakistan Era on 1 November, the campaign runs in three stages:

• 11.11 Reveal: 1 to 2 November, when Daraz previewed deals.
• Add to Cart and Win: 3 November to 8pm on 10 November, encouraging shoppers to fill their carts before prices drop.
• Main sale and Shop and Win: 8pm on 10 November to 21 November.

Daraz’s own headline for the event calls it “The Biggest Sale of the Year”. AtDealPoint, which tracks Daraz offers, says the 10 to 21 November window matches the one Daraz used in 2025.

What discounts are on offer?

Daraz’s sale banners list several kinds of deals. Only two come with figures:

Deal type	What Daraz advertises
Partner Deals	Up to 70% off
Bank Discounts	Up to 30% off
Brand Rush Hour	Short brand discounts, starting at 8pm on 10 November
Free shipping	Voucher to collect in the app, for items on the free delivery page
Mega Deals, Hot Deals, Daily Flash Sale, Choice Shop Everyday	No figures published

“Up to” is the key phrase. Both Pakistan Era and AtDealPoint point out that 70% and 30% are the largest cuts on single items, so most products will be discounted by less.

Brands are also announcing their own offers. Smart home company EZVIZ said in a release carried by The Nation on 5 November that it will cut selected smart security products by up to 60% at participating retailers, including Daraz, from 8pm on 10 November to 11:59pm on 21 November. It did not list which products are included.

Which banks are taking part?

This is still the big unknown. When Pakistan Era checked Daraz’s pages on 1 November, and when AtDealPoint updated its guide on 5 November, Daraz had not named its partner banks or published full terms for the sale. Bank and wallet offers usually come with a minimum order value and a cap on the rupee discount, and some only apply on certain days. They are expected to appear in the voucher centre of the Daraz app when the sale goes live tonight.

How to shop the sale without getting caught out

The sources agree on a few simple checks:

1. Collect vouchers first. Vouchers sit in the app’s voucher centre and only apply at checkout once you have collected them.
2. Check the real price. Note what items in your cart cost now and compare them after 8pm. A big “was” price does not always mean a real saving.
3. Read the bank offer terms. Look for the minimum spend, the maximum discount and which days the offer is valid.
4. Watch for scams. Daraz runs its prize games inside its own app. Ignore messages or calls asking for card numbers, one-time codes or fees to claim a prize.

If you sell online yourself, our guide on how to accept online payments in Pakistan with JazzCash and Easypaisa covers the main options.

Why it matters

Daraz, founded in 2015, is Alibaba’s marketplace for South Asia and operates in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Myanmar. Its 11.11 sale borrows from Singles’ Day, which began as an informal celebration among students at Nanjing University in the 1990s. Alibaba turned 11 November into a 24-hour online discount event in 2009. In China this year, AI token packages have become an unexpected bestseller, as we reported in Singles’ Day 2026: AI Tokens Become a Hit on Alibaba and JD.com.

For Pakistani sellers, big sales now come with tighter tax rules too. In February 2026, Profit reported that the Federal Board of Revenue was enforcing a system in which online marketplaces, payment intermediaries and couriers deduct sales tax at source on digitally ordered goods and deposit it with the FBR. Marketplaces must file monthly statements covering the full value of transactions on their platforms.

What happens next?

The main sale opens at 8pm tonight with Brand Rush Hour deals. Bank offers and voucher values should be visible in the app from then. The sale is scheduled to end on 21 November. Daraz has not published an end time for the final day, so shoppers chasing last-minute deals should check the app that morning.