RDA attracts $259m inflows in August
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Mettis Global reported that inflows into Roshan Digital Accounts (RDA) reached $259 million in August 2026, lifting cumulative inflows to $13.91 billion. The August total was $23 million lower than the $282 million recorded in the previous month.
Citing data from the State Bank of Pakistan, the report said $175 million was either repatriated or used locally during August, which lifted the Net Repatriable Liability of RDA by $84 million. Of that amount, $12 million was repatriated and $164 million was utilised locally. Cumulative repatriation and local utilisation stood at $10.90 billion, leaving the Net Repatriable Liability at $3.01 billion, or 21.64 per cent of total inflows.
The report also broke down the liability: $716 million in conventional Naya Pakistan Certificates, $1.33 billion in Islamic NPCs, $155 million in equity investments, $729 million in account balances and $78 million in other liabilities. Inflows for the current financial year reached $541 million against $349 million a year earlier, and 9,354 new accounts were opened in August, bringing the total to 966,144.
At a glance
- August inflows into Roshan Digital Accounts totalled $259 million, down $23 million from July.
- Net Repatriable Liability of RDA rose by $84 million during August, reaching $3.01 billion.
- The number of RDA accounts reached 966,144 after 9,354 new accounts were opened in August.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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