Roshan Digital Account inflows fall to $251 million in September, cumulative receipts reach $14.16 billion
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

Roshan Digital Account inflows eased to $251 million in September 2026 from $259 million in August, while cumulative receipts reached $14.157 billion, Profit by Pakistan Today reported, citing State Bank of Pakistan data. The scheme had attracted more than $300 million in each of the three months before the slowdown began in July. Account numbers rose by 9,458 during September to 975,602.
Of cumulative receipts, $2.146 billion had been repatriated and $8.937 billion used within Pakistan, leaving a net repatriable liability of $3.073 billion. Separately, SBP reserves were $21.52 billion on October 23, with the central bank projecting $23 billion by December 2026 and $25 billion by June 2027. The programme has also added Saudi riyal and UAE dirham options to Naya Pakistan Certificates, alongside existing currencies.
At a glance
- September RDA inflows fell to $251 million from $259 million in August.
- Cumulative receipts reached $14.157 billion, with 975,602 accounts by September.
- SBP reserves stood at $21.52 billion on October 23.
Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today
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