Services

PRI (Pakistan Remittance Initiative)

Formal inbound remittance channels aligned with national remittance initiatives.

Pakistan Currency Exchange supports formal remittance flows that align with national initiatives encouraging documented inflows and consumer protection. Using authorised channels and licensed partners helps ensure transfers are recorded appropriately and beneficiaries receive funds safely.

Visit any branch to discuss product options—such as cash pickup or account credit where available—and the compliance steps for your corridor. Our teams will guide you through ID requirements and partner procedures so inbound remittances stay transparent and secure.

PRI (Pakistan Remittance Initiative): frequently asked questions

Does Pakistan Currency Exchange offer home remittance services?

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Yes. Beneficiaries can receive international home remittances through our nationwide branch network via our partner money transfer services.

Can overseas Pakistanis send remittance to their families through Pakistan Currency Exchange?

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Yes. Overseas Pakistanis can send home remittances through supported partner channels, and beneficiaries can collect payments at Pakistan Currency Exchange branches where applicable.

What documents are required for foreign currency exchange or international transfer?

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Requirements vary by service. Customers generally need a valid CNIC or passport, and for transfers may need a visa, travel documents, admission letter, invoice or other supporting documents. Your nearest branch can confirm the full list.

How can I find the nearest Pakistan Currency Exchange branch?

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Use the branch locator on our website to find branches by city, with address, phone and map directions, or call UAN 111-242-242.