Inflows into Roshan Digital Accounts (RDA) rose to a record $321 million in April 2026, taking cumulative inflows under the scheme to $12.747 billion, it was reported on Tuesday.
According to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan, the latest monthly inflow was $60 million higher than March inflows of $261 million and marked the highest monthly inflow recorded since the launch of the initiative.
During April, overseas Pakistanis opened 10,083 new accounts, bringing the total number of accounts to 927,483.
According to the central bank data, total repatriation and local utilisation during the month stood at $191 million, including $28 million repatriated abroad and $164 million utilised locally.
As a result, the Net Repatriable Liability (NRL) of RDA increased by $130 million during April.
Cumulatively, total repatriation and local utilisation reached $10.203 billion, of which $2.056 billion was repatriated while $8.147 billion was utilised within Pakistan.
The overall Net Repatriable Liability stood at $2.544 billion, equivalent to 19.96% of total RDA inflows.
According to the breakdown, $555 million remained invested in conventional Naya Pakistan Certificates, while $1.155 billion was invested in Islamic Naya Pakistan Certificates.
During the current fiscal year, total inflows into Roshan Digital Accounts reached $2.184 billion compared to $1.925 billion during the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year.
Similarly, total repatriation and local utilisation during the current fiscal year stood at $1.630 billion against $1.460 billion in the same period last year.
The highest monthly repatriation and local utilisation under the scheme was recorded in July 2022, when the Net Repatriable Liability declined by $330 million.
