Remittances under Pakistan's Roshan Digital Account (RDA) initiative climbed to $11.707bn by the end of December 2025, reflecting continued engagement by overseas Pakistanis despite modest monthly fluctuations.

According to the latest data released by the State Bank of Pakistan, cumulative inflows rose from $11.494bn at the end of November to $11.707bn in December, indicating an increase of $213m during the month.

Monthly remittance inflows under the programme stood at $213m in December 2025, compared with $181m in November and $205m in October.

The Roshan Digital Account framework is designed to provide banking, payment and investment facilities to Non-Resident Pakistanis (NRPs), including holders of Pakistan Origin Cards. The scheme enables overseas Pakistanis to conduct financial transactions and invest in domestic instruments remotely.

The number of accounts registered under the initiative increased by 10,093 during December, reaching 893,193 compared with 883,037 accounts in November.

Investment allocations under the scheme show diversified participation. By the end of December, overseas investors had placed $499m in Naya Pakistan Certificates, $1,024m in Naya Pakistan Islamic Certificates and $106m in Roshan Equity Investment.

The latest figures point to steady growth in RDA inflows and account registrations, underscoring the sustained role of diaspora remittances and investment channels in Pakistan's financial landscape.