KARACHI: Overseas Pakistanis continue to show strong confidence in the country’s economy as a total of $12.74 billion has been received under the Roshan Digital Account scheme up to April 2026.
According to data released by the State Bank, the Roshan Digital Account initiative has played a significant role in promoting investment flows and stabilizing foreign exchange reserves in Pakistan.
The central bank stated that $2.056 billion was repatriated abroad from these accounts, while $8.147 billion was utilized locally across various sectors of the economy.
The figures further show that the net repatriable liabilities under the Roshan Digital Account stood at $2.544 billion.
From November 2020 to April 2026, net investment through the scheme was recorded at $1.833 billion, reflecting continued trust of overseas Pakistanis in the financial system.
In terms of investment instruments, Islamic Naya Pakistan Certificates remained the most popular, attracting $1.155 billion in investment, while conventional Naya Pakistan Certificates received $555 million. Additionally, Roshan Equity Investment accounted for $123 million in inflows.
Economic experts say the Roshan Digital Account program has not only provided overseas Pakistanis with a secure and convenient investment platform but has also played a vital role in strengthening the country’s foreign exchange reserves.
