The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has launched a digital payment facility that enables citizens to settle service charges instantly through the Raast QR Code system, without incurring additional costs.

How It Works?

  • Every token slip distributed at NADRA centers now comes with a separate Raast QR code.
  • Citizens may easily scan the code via their bank’s mobile app or digital wallet.
  • Payment is made instantly, securely, and cost-free.
  • This removes the hassle of manual cash handling or standing in lengthy queues.

What Citizens Gain?

  • Convenience: Pay from home or straight at the service counter.
  • Speed: Immediate confirmation of transaction.
  • Security: Secure digital payments via authentic bank apps.
  • No Extra Charges: 100% free of transaction charges.
  • Efficiency: Minimizes congestion and management of cash at centers.

About Raast

Raast is a national instant payment system developed by the State Bank of Pakistan that facilitates quick, low-cost, and safe transfers between mobile wallets and banks.
Its tie-up with NADRA services is another step closer to making a cashless, digital Pakistan.

FAQs

1. What is Raast?
Raast is a payment system introduced by the State Bank of Pakistan that facilitates instant and secure digital payment between wallets and banks.

2. How do I pay my NADRA fee via Raast?
As you get your token slip, just scan the Raast QR using your mobile wallet or banking app and pay.

3. Do I need to pay any additional fee for Raast?
No, payments via Raast are entirely free of cost.

Conclusion

NADRA’s integration with Raast is a huge step forward in Pakistan’s journey towards digitalization. This action encourages a cashless economy as well as increased user convenience, transparency, and efficiency at government service outlets.

With Pakistan going digital in payment, such initiatives bring government services closer, safer, and citizen-centric.