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Roshan Digital Account Inflows Up 52% in July 2026

Investment in Roshan Digital Accounts (RDAs) has reached $13.647 billion, according to the latest data shared by the State Bank … Read More The post Roshan Digital Account Inflows Up 52% in July 2026 appeared first on ProPakistani .

Roshan Digital Account Inflows Up 52% in July 2026

Roshan Digital Accounts (RDAs) witnessed a significant surge in investments, reaching $13.647 billion by July 2026, according to the State Bank of Pakistan's latest data. In a year-on-year comparison, July 2026 saw a 52% increase in RDA inflows, growing from $185 million in July 2025 to $282 million. While monthly investments declined by 8% compared to June 2026, the total number of RDA accounts surpassed 956,000.

Since the inception of the scheme, over $13.647 billion has been attracted in cumulative investments. Non-resident Pakistanis owning companies abroad are also eligible to invest under RDAs. Out of the invested funds, $2,118 million has been repatriated, with $8,603 million utilized locally, leaving a net repatriable liability of $2,926 million.

Conventional NPCs stood at $684 million, Islamic NPCs at $1.316 billion, Roshan Equity Investments at $151 million, other liabilities at $76 million, and the total balance in accounts at $699 million. The combined repatriated and utilized amount amounts to $10.721 billion, with a net repatriable liability of $2.926 billion.

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