Gross foreign exchange inflows through the Roshan Digital Account increased to $205 million in October 2025, reflecting a 0.5 percent rise compared to $204 million during the same month last year. The inflows also showed an improvement from $196 million recorded in May 2025, highlighting steady growth in overseas contributions.
According to official data, net inflows under the Roshan Digital Account—after deducting repatriated funds—stood at $180 million in October. This figure is higher than the six-month average of $165 million and well above the overall average of $152 million since the program’s launch in September 2020.
Cumulatively, Roshan Digital Accounts have attracted $750 million so far in FY26, demonstrating continued confidence from overseas Pakistanis in the initiative. Overall, the total funds received since the scheme’s inception have reached $11.313 billion by the end of October 2025. Out of this total, $1.903 billion has been repatriated abroad, while $7.263 billion has been utilized locally within Pakistan. The net repatriable liability stood at $2.148 billion.
Investment patterns show that NPC (Conventional) deposits reached $499 million, while NPC (Islamic) investments totaled $997 million. Roshan Equity Investments amounted to $95 million, and account balances were recorded at $503 million, with other liabilities standing at $54 million.
Since the launch of the program, a total of 873,465 Roshan Digital Accounts have been opened by overseas Pakistanis. The initiative continues to play a vital role in boosting Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves and strengthening economic ties with the diaspora.
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The consistent rise in inflows reflects growing trust in the Roshan Digital Account framework, which offers convenient banking, investment, and savings options for Pakistanis living abroad.
