KARACHI: Pakistan received $261 million through Roshan Digital Accounts (RDA) in the month of March 2026, marking an 11 percent annual increase from March 2025 levels.
The monthly inflow exceeded the previous six-month average of $220 million and remained above the scheme’s average of $185 million recorded since launch in 2020.
During the month, $42 million was repatriated while $181 million was utilized locally, taking the combined repatriated and utilized amount to $224 million for March.
Net inflows, measured after deducting repatriated funds, stood at $219 million, above the six-month average of $195 million reported over the preceding half year period.
March inflows also surpassed February’s $242 million and January’s $216 million, indicating continued growth in overseas Pakistani participation within the digital banking investment programme overall.
Total Roshan Digital Accounts reached 917,400, while cumulative inflows since launch rose to $12.426 billion, State Bank data showed for the programme’s latest monthly update.
Overall repatriated funds stand at $2.028 billion, local utilization totals $7.983 billion, and net repatriable liability is $2.414 billion under the Roshan Digital Accounts scheme.
