Seed Out has supported the establishment of 2000+ micro-entrepreneurs, including 43 differently-abled people and trans persons, across four districts (Lahore, Faisalabad, Gujranwala & Bahawalnagar) while impacting 10210 lives overall. Moreover, Seed Out has enabled these families to send 6000+ out-of-school children to school.

Seed Out is launching Pakistan’s first AI-based Student Scholarship Fund program, powered by its crowdfunding platform. The platform will give an opportunity to students across borders and in Pakistan to obtain a university degree without financial burden. The platform will fund students who have obtained admission at any university but are unable to pay their tuition fee. Verified profiles of potential university students will be published on Seed Out’s Crowdfunding platform. Donors worldwide can crowd-fund the tuition fees against the student profiles online. Seed Out’s Student Scholarship Fund will be paid directly to the universities where the students have been admitted, rather than giving hard cash to the students. The initial verification of every student will be done through a robust AI-based screening. Universities will update the reports of every student semester-wise through Seed Out’s online dashboard, which will be disseminated automatically to all the sponsors of that particular student. This will enable sponsors to feel connected transparently to the cause and motivate them to fund more students worldwide. Zain aims to provide millions of university degrees to deserving candidates who cannot afford quality education.

Zain has also been very actively involved in the development of Gujranwala city. Under social corporate responsibility he also led his vision into reality by erecting Pakistan’s largest alphabetical monument and a Selfie- Point called I LOVE GUJRANWALA (dimensions: 30ft/150ft) which added great value to the city. He along with his brothers have also converted Gujranwala’s garbage dumping site into a family and ladies recreational park for the public in the interest of Gujranwala city and it is great value addition and beautification of the city.

He is also a promising restaurateur in acknowledging the fact that Pakistan lacks recreational activities and international standard home-grown restaurant brands which can be franchised across borders. He founded three state-of-the-art food chains including Tao Pan (Pan Asian Cuisine), Marinara (The Pizza Company), Desi Table (Pakistani Street Food) & Ground Zero which is Pakistan’s 1st Indoor tech-savvy Paintball Arena with a 360-degree immersive experience.

Apart from his business ventures, Zain has gained international recognition for his social entrepreneurship. He was featured in the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2019 list as the only Pakistani in the Social Entrepreneur category. Zain also received the Commonwealth Youth Award for Excellence in Development Work 2018 from the Royal Family at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, where he personally met Prince William, Prince Harry, and Miss Meghan Markle. The event highlighted the important work of "Seed Out," Zain's crowdfunding platform that aims to alleviate poverty by raising entrepreneurs.

He was also honored with the United Nations and NYU 'Champions for Change' Title for his contributions in helping people during the coronavirus pandemic. In 2021, Zain represented Pakistan as a speaker on the topic of harnessing youth capabilities at Organisation of Islamic Corporation (OIC). Zain has also served as Prime Minister’s 1st National Youth Council under the government of PM Imran Khan. Zain's accomplishments have also made him a proud alumnus, being featured in the University of Miami magazine and its 30U30 list in 2017.

Furthermore, Zain became the first Pakistani to receive the Islamic Development Bank Award for Impactful Achievement in the 32-year history of the Islamic Economics prize. This recognition is awarded to only two creative projects that are addressing important development challenges in the 57 ISDB member countries across four continents. The ISDB featured Seed Out's poverty alleviation work as a case study and granted $70,000 to support it. Zain was also invited to the ISDB headquarters in Jeddah to give a lecture on Islamic Economics and to share his work with all the scholars and DG ISDB from the MENA region.