Overseas Pakistanis continue to show strong confidence in the country’s financial system as total inflows under the Roshan Digital Account (RDA) reached $12.74 billion up to April 2026.
According to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan, the scheme has played an important role in attracting foreign investment and supporting the country’s foreign exchange reserves.
Out of the total inflows, $2.056 billion was repatriated abroad, while $8.147 billion was utilised within Pakistan across different sectors of the economy.
The net repatriable liability under the Roshan Digital Account stood at $2.544 billion during the same period.
From its launch in November 2020 to April 2026, net investment through the platform was recorded at $1.833 billion, reflecting continued participation and trust from overseas Pakistanis.
In terms of investment preferences, Islamic Naya Pakistan Certificates attracted the highest interest with $1.155 billion in investments, followed by conventional Naya Pakistan Certificates, which received $555 million.
Roshan Equity Investment also contributed $123 million in inflows.
Economic experts say the Roshan Digital Account has provided a secure and convenient channel for overseas Pakistanis to invest in Pakistan, while also playing a supportive role in stabilizing the country’s external financial position.