Tag: Roshan Digital Account

Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb announces the expansion of the Roshan Digital Account to foreign nationals and companies to boost international investment.

Roshan Digital Account achieves a significant milestone with $12 billion in total inflows and more than 900,000 accounts opened, showcasing strong trust from overseas Pakistanis and boosting Pakistan’s digital finance landscape.

Pakistan’s Roshan Digital Account (RDA) initiative recorded $205 million in gross inflows in October 2025, signaling sustained investor confidence from overseas Pakistanis and continued growth in digital banking and investment channels.

Total inflows into Roshan Digital Accounts (RDA) reached $205 million in October 2025, boosting cumulative inflows to $11.31 billion. The steady growth signals renewed confidence from overseas Pakistanis in Pakistan’s digital banking and investment ecosystem.

Starting October 25, 2025, the State Bank of Pakistan will block all digital bank accounts and mobile wallets without biometric verification, as part of its new framework to enhance financial security, transparency, and compliance across the country’s banking ecosystem.

An analysis of the rising menace of online scams in Pakistan, including fraudulent investment and loan apps, and unregulated brokers. The article explores how these schemes impact the country’s digital economy, highlighting efforts by Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan to protect users and restore trust in fintech and e-commerce platforms.

Bank Alfalah and NCCPL have signed an MoU to strengthen commercial banks’ role in Pakistan’s capital markets by exploring avenues such as margin trading, Shariah-compliant products, and expanding opportunities for local and overseas investors.

Bank Alfalah launches a redesigned end-to-end digital acquisition website, offering seamless product comparisons, faster onboarding, and integrated tools for a unified digital banking experience.

An in-depth look at how faster, cheaper and more secure cross-border digital payments can strengthen remittances, empower exporters and freelancers, and position Pakistan’s economy for global competitiveness through reforms led by State Bank of Pakistan, Western Union, MoneyGram International, JazzCash, NayaPay, PayPal, Stripe, and Google Pay.

Remittances through the Roshan Digital Account crossed $10.7 billion by July 2025, supported by strong overseas investments and robust debt auction participation, while the rupee and gold markets reflected mixed trends.