Pakistan received gross inflows of $216 million under Roshan Digital Accounts in January 2026, remaining above recent trends and reflecting continued overseas investor participation.
The inflows were higher than the last six month average of $197 million and also exceeded the long term average of $183 million recorded since the launch of the initiative in September 2020.
The steady inflows indicate sustained confidence from overseas Pakistanis, despite fluctuations in global and domestic economic conditions. However, net inflows showed a relatively softer trend during the month. Net inflows, calculated after adjusting for repatriation, stood at $145 million in January 2026.
This was lower than the last six month average of $175 million, though still broadly in line with the long term average of $153 million since the program’s launch.
The gap between gross and net inflows reflects increased repatriation activity, suggesting that while fresh inflows remain strong, outflows are also picking up.
Overall, the Roshan Digital Account initiative continues to serve as a key channel for attracting foreign exchange, although sustaining higher net inflows remains a challenge going forward.