Raast Payment lets you move money from your own Pakistani bank account straight into your 66pk8888 wallet over the State Bank's instant transfer rail. There is no card...
Inside your account, Raast Payment is the transfer route that speaks straight to Pakistani banks. We publish a Raast ID and a matching IBAN for rupee sends, so you copy one alias into your banking app, confirm the amount, and your balance updates as soon as the interbank message lands. We charge nothing on our side and there are no cut-off hours,
even on public holidays.
Three parts of our Raast setup do most of the work for you. The first is the alias we hand out for incoming transfers, the second is the...
Your transfer leaves the banking app and lands in our wallet inside the same minute. We credit the exact rupee figure you sent, with nothing converted and nothing rounded off your balance.
After your first transfer we keep that alias on file, so repeat sends become a single tap inside your banking app. You can clear the saved ID from your profile whenever you prefer to type it fresh.
Withdrawals raised against Raast travel back through the same interbank path and usually reach your bank within one working day after our checks clear. Bank processing windows can add a few hours around public holidays.
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— 66pk8888 platform teamRaast runs inside your bank's own app, so on a phone the flow is a fast switch between two screens. We keep our alias on a copy button...
Raast is a State Bank of Pakistan rail, and we treat every transfer on it as a bank record rather than a loose receipt. Each credit is matched against the interbank statement...
Incoming Raast credits are reconciled against the interbank statement through the day, so a transfer your bank completed cannot sit uncredited on our side for long. Anything that fails to match is flagged for staff the same shift.
Raast carries the sender's registered bank name with the message, and we show that name on your transaction record. It means you can confirm at a glance that a credit came from the account you actually used.
We never ask for your banking app password, your card PIN or a one-time code. Everything leaves your side from inside your own bank's app, and the only figure you type with us is the amount.
Your wallet is held in rupees from the first transfer to the final payout, so there is no conversion step and no exchange spread applied along the way. What you send is what lands, minus nothing on our side.
Every Raast movement keeps its bank reference, timestamp and status, and you can open that record from your transaction history to save or share. Staff see the same entry, so a query never depends on screenshots.
Chat and email are staffed daily, and Raast queries go to a payments desk that can read the live interbank status rather than working from what you describe. Most transfer questions are resolved in the first reply.
Raast sits next to card sends, mobile wallets and remittance apps, and the differences show up in currency, speed and who holds your money in between. We built our Raast route so...
Raast settles bank to bank in rupees, so you never type a card number that can expire and no card-processing charge shows up on your statement. The money also moves on a holiday, which cards rarely do.
JazzCash and Easypaisa hold your money in a separate wallet balance first. Raast skips that stop and sends from your bank account to ours, which leaves one fewer ledger in the middle of the transfer.
Remittance services take your money in one currency and pay it out in another, adding a spread on the way. Raast keeps the whole movement in Pakistani rupees, so nothing is converted before it reaches your balance.
Over-the-counter deposits close when the branch does and often want a slip filled in by hand. The Raast rail keeps running overnight, at weekends and on public holidays, which suits transfers made after work.
A withdrawal sent back through Raast reaches a bank account you already hold and can walk into, rather than a card that your issuer might replace, block or cap without warning you first.
Some operators ask you to email a screenshot before they credit a transfer. We read the interbank message itself and update your balance from it, so a completed transfer does not wait on a human.
No agent sits between your bank and your wallet, so no third party collects your transfer details before a credit is released. You deal with your own bank on one side and our payments desk on the other.
Six things stand out about the way Raast works here, and you will notice them from your first transfer onwards. Nothing is converted, the alias stays...
The transfer never leaves Pakistani rupees, so there is no conversion line on your statement and no spread quietly taken out of the amount. What your bank debits is what your balance receives.
Our Raast ID stays the same, so once it is saved in your banking app a transfer is a tap and a confirmation. There is no new reference number to chase before every send.
The rail runs around the clock, so a transfer sent after midnight or during a public holiday clears the same way as one sent at lunchtime. Nothing queues until the next working morning.
Your balance updates from the interbank message, not from a screenshot you send in. That means the credit you see matches what your own bank has already recorded on its side.
Bank-to-bank transfers avoid the processing charge that sits behind card payments, and the savings stay on your balance rather than disappearing into a fee line each time you send.
Each movement carries a bank reference you can copy into your own records, and the entry stays in your transaction history so you can look it up weeks later if a query ever arises.