Roshan Digital Account gross inflows reach $13.37 billion by June 2026

Gross inflows through Pakistan’s Roshan Digital Account programme reached $13.365 billion by the end of June 2026, according to data compiled by Arif Habib Limited from State Bank of Pakistan figures.

Of the total funds received since the programme’s launch, overseas Pakistanis repatriated $2.093 billion, while $8.435 billion was utilised within Pakistan. This left net repatriable liabilities at $2.837 billion.

The data showed that net repatriable liabilities increased by $131 million in June from $2.706 billion in May.

The rise was supported by higher investments in Naya Pakistan Certificates, equities and balances maintained in Roshan Digital Accounts.

Net investments made through RDA stood at $2.046 billion between November 2020 and June 2026. Islamic Naya Pakistan Certificates accounted for the largest share at $1.259 billion, up $50 million from $1.209 billion in May.

Investments in conventional Naya Pakistan Certificates increased by $56 million to $642 million from $586 million, while Roshan Equity Investments rose by $10 million to $145 million.

Balances retained in RDA accounts reached $712 million at the end of June, compared with $700 million in May. Other liabilities increased by $2 million to $78 million.

The combined value of conventional and Islamic Naya Pakistan Certificates stood at $1.901 billion, accounting for most of the net investments made through the programme.

The accompanying historical data showed that monthly repatriations remained well below the peak of $256 million recorded in April 2022, while net repatriable liabilities continued to rise and reached their highest level by June 2026.