Raast is Pakistan's instant interbank rail, run by the State Bank, and we have wired it directly into your welcome slots cashier so rupees move from your own...
Raast works through a Raast ID, an IBAN or a scannable QR code, and our cashier accepts all three. You approve the request inside your own banking app, the transfer settles in seconds, and your balance updates before you leave the screen. There is no wallet to load first, no card number to type and no conversion step, because the whole flow
stays in rupees from your bank to your account.
Three parts of the Raast flow do most of the work: the incoming push, the cash-out route and the alias you link once. It is worth a moment with each card below...
The welcome slots cashier is built mobile first, so Raast funding works from the phone in your pocket. Choose Raast, and the page hands you to your banking app through...
Raast is a public rail, so the parts we control are the ones sitting around it: how names are verified, how references are displayed, and how quickly a question gets answered. Here...
Raast is operated by the State Bank of Pakistan, so the transfer route itself is regulated at national level. We connect our cashier to that public rail rather than running a private network of our own.
No intermediate currency sits between your bank and your balance. The rupee amount you confirm is the amount added, and any bank charge appears on your own statement rather than ours.
Funding and cash-outs both run between accounts registered in your own name. That keeps the transfer trail clean and stops a withdrawal being routed to an IBAN that is not yours.
Once linked, your Raast ID stays masked inside your account area. We ask for your banking-app password, PIN or one-time code on no channel, whether that is live chat or email.
Every Raast entry carries the bank reference and a timestamp you can match against your statement. Support pulls the ledger line from that reference instead of asking you to send funds again.
Raast, JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and NayaPay post into the same account balance. Mix rails across a week and you still read a single running statement rather than three separate wallets.
Not every platform handles a Raast transfer the same way, and the differences surface after the money has left your bank. We have listed the points that come...
Raast sits at the centre of how rupees move in and out of your account, and the way we have wired it shapes what you actually...
After your Raast ID is linked, adding funds is a single confirmation inside your banking app. The alias stays saved on your profile, so you never re-enter a long IBAN string by hand.
What leaves your bank is what lands in your account. There is no added fee line and no rounding against you, so the figure you approve is the figure you can use.
Every Raast movement is stamped with its bank reference and a timestamp in your history. That is the first detail our team asks for when a transfer needs tracing.
Withdrawals only move to bank accounts held in your name, checked once at your first request. It adds a few minutes on day one and removes any chance of funds landing elsewhere.
You can send using a scanned Raast QR from your bank app or by typing the alias directly. Both reach the same cashier entry, so use whichever your bank makes quicker on the phone in your hand.
A delayed transfer goes to a named team member rather than a queue. Share the reference and we trace the ledger line, then confirm either a credit or a clear reason for the hold.