Pakistan received gross inflows of $261 million under Roshan Digital Accounts (RDA) in March 2026, up 11 percent year-on-year compared to $235 million in March 2025, according to a report by Topline Securities based on State Bank of Pakistan data.
According to Topline Securities, this is higher than the last six month average of $220 million and well above the average of $185 million recorded since the launch of the scheme in September 2020.
RDA inflows recorded in Marcch 2025 stood at $235 million.
Funds repatriated during the month stood at $42 million, while $181 million was utilized locally. As a result, the total repatriated and utilized amount reached $224 million in March 2026.
Net inflows, calculated as gross inflows minus funds repatriated, came in at $219 million in March 2026. This compares with a six-month average of $195 million and an average of $155 million since the launch of the Roshan Digital Account initiative.
The latest monthly reading points to continued overseas Pakistani participation in the scheme, with March inflows also exceeding February’s $242 million and January’s $216 million.
Cumulatively, total RDA accounts opened have reached 917,400, while total funds received since launch stand at $12.426 billion, according to SBP data.
Total funds repatriated are reported at $2.028 billion, with $7.983 billion utilized locally and a net repatriable liability of $2.414 billion.
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