Pakistan attracted gross inflows of $261 million under the Roshan Digital Account (RDA) initiative in March 2026, marking an 11 percent year-on-year increase compared to $235 million recorded in March 2025, according to a report by Topline Securities citing State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) data.

The latest inflow figure also surpassed the six-month average of $220 million and remained significantly higher than the overall average of $185 million observed since the launch of the scheme in September 2020.

During March 2026, overseas Pakistanis repatriated $42 million, while $181 million was utilized within the domestic economy. Combined repatriation and local usage therefore totaled $224 million for the month.

Net inflows — calculated after deducting repatriated funds from total inflows — stood at $219 million, exceeding both the recent six-month average of $195 million and the long-term program average of $155 million.

The strong performance highlights sustained engagement from overseas Pakistanis, with March inflows also improving from $242 million in February and $216 million in January.

Cumulatively, the number of Roshan Digital Accounts has reached 917,400, while total inflows since the initiative’s launch have climbed to $12.426 billion, according to SBP figures.

Out of the total funds received, $2.028 billion has been repatriated, $7.983 billion has been deployed locally, and the net repatriable liability currently stands at $2.414 billion, reflecting continued investment participation through the RDA platform.