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A digital payments network has now served more than 600,000 refugee returnees in Afghanistan.
Digital payments, in this context, means money moved electronically through a connected device rather than in physical cash or through a conventional bank branch.
The Algorand Foundation released the count on July 15, 2026, framing it as new operational data and positioning the figure ahead of the Humanitarian Payments Council's next summit in Washington, D.C.
What HesabPay does and who it reaches HesabPay is the Algorand Foundation's payments platform, built on the Algorand blockchain and deployed in Afghanistan.
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