Pakistan's Roshan Digital Account (RDA) programme has continued to attract inflows, crossing the $12bn mark, as contributions from overseas Pakistanis rise steadily.
Data released by the State Bank of Pakistan show that total inflows under the scheme reached $12.165bn by the end of February 2026, up from $11.923bn at the close of January. The increase reflects sustained engagement from non-resident Pakistanis.
Monthly contributions also trended upward. Inflows during February stood at $242m, compared with $216m in January and $213m in December 2025, indicating a gradual acceleration in remittances through the platform.
Participation in the programme has expanded alongside the rise in funds. The number of registered accounts increased to 909,407 in February from 901,764 in January, pointing to growing adoption among overseas users.
Investment activity under the initiative has been channelled into multiple instruments. By the end of February, deposits in Naya Pakistan Certificates amounted to $557m, while Naya Pakistan Islamic Certificates attracted $1.078bn. In addition, $110m was invested through Roshan Equity Investment.
The data underline a steady build up in RDA inflows, supported by rising account registrations and continued contributions from overseas Pakistanis.