The Pakistan Asaan Khidmat (PAK) App collected more than Rs3.27 billion in government payments during July 2026, highlighting the growing adoption of digital public services in Pakistan.
The milestone is significant, as it reflects increasing public confidence in cashless government transactions while supporting the government’s push toward digital governance.
The collections came primarily from vehicle token tax, vehicle registration, and ownership transfer challans paid directly through the mobile application developed by the National Information Technology Board (NITB).
Key Details
Officials said the PAK App enables citizens to access multiple government services and make secure digital payments without visiting government offices.
The application serves as a unified digital platform for public services, allowing users to complete various administrative tasks through a single mobile app.
Key Highlights
- Rs3.27 billion collected through the PAK App in July 2026.
- Payments mainly included vehicle token tax, registration, and transfer challans.
- The app supports secure digital payments through Raast.
- Integrated with Pak ID Single Sign-On (SSO) for secure authentication.
- More than 100,000 downloads on the Google Play Store.
- Developed by the National Information Technology Board (NITB).
Officials said the platform also provides access to several other government services, including:
- Utility bill payments
- Domicile certificates
- Birth and death certificates
- Vehicle verification
- Driving licence verification
- Marriage appointment requests
- Additional citizen services through integrated government departments
“The collection of more than Rs3.27 billion in a single month marks a significant milestone for digital government payments,” officials said.
Background
The PAK App was launched in August 2025 as part of Pakistan’s broader digital transformation strategy. It was designed to serve as a single digital gateway where citizens can access government services without visiting multiple public offices.
The app is integrated with the Pak ID Single Sign-On (SSO) system for secure user authentication and the Raast instant payment platform, enabling seamless digital transactions.
Pakistan has been expanding digital public services over the past few years through initiatives such as Raast, Pak ID, e-governance projects, and online tax payment systems to improve transparency and reduce paperwork.
What This Means
The latest figures suggest that more Pakistanis are becoming comfortable using digital platforms for government payments instead of visiting banks or government offices.
Higher adoption of the PAK App could help reduce administrative delays, improve revenue collection, minimize manual processing, and strengthen transparency in public service delivery.
The milestone also supports the government’s broader objective of increasing financial inclusion and expanding the country’s digital economy.
Public Reaction
Technology experts have welcomed the continued expansion of digital government services, noting that integrated platforms can save citizens both time and money.
Many users have also appreciated the convenience of completing vehicle-related transactions and certificate applications through a single application instead of visiting multiple offices.
What’s Next
The National Information Technology Board is expected to continue adding new government departments and services to the PAK App.
Officials are also expected to further promote digital payments through Raast as Pakistan continues implementing its national digital governance strategy.
While the app has surpassed 100,000 downloads, authorities have yet to disclose the total number of registered users or the cumulative value of transactions processed since its launch.
FAQ
What is the PAK App?
The Pakistan Asaan Khidmat (PAK) App is a government mobile application that allows citizens to access public services and make secure digital payments.
What services are available on the PAK App?
Users can pay vehicle token tax, registration and transfer fees, utility bills, obtain domicile and birth certificates, verify vehicles and driving licences, and access several other government services.
How much did the PAK App collect in July 2026?
The app facilitated more than Rs3.27 billion in government collections during July 2026, mainly through vehicle-related payments.
