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Raast is a direct bank-to-bank payment rail built for Pakistan — and on 1773x, it connects straight to your account wallet without extra steps. If your bank supports Raast transfers, you can move funds from your account to 1773x and see the amount reflected in your wallet, ready for the lobby. Availability depends on local law and eligible regions.
Raast operates under Pakistan's State Bank infrastructure, which means your transfer travels through a regulated interbank channel. On 1773x, your Raast transaction record is visible in your account dashboard after login — no guesswork about where your funds are. We do not hold or re-route your payment outside the declared wallet path. If a transfer does not appear, the support channel is open to trace it using your bank reference number.
Raast runs on Pakistan's interbank infrastructure. Your transfer moves through the same channel your bank uses for other digital payments — not a third-party intermediary. The path is direct from your bank account to your 1773x wallet.
Every Raast credit to your account is logged and visible in your wallet section after login. You can see the amount, the timestamp and the reference. There is no hidden processing layer between the transfer and your usable balance.
If a Raast transfer does not reflect within the expected window, your bank issues a reference number. Share that reference with our support team and we can trace the transaction status without requiring you to repeat the payment.
Amounts credited to your 1773x wallet via Raast match the value of the transfer exactly. We do not apply hidden deductions on the receiving end. The figure you send is the figure that appears in your account balance.
Raast is not a standalone app — it is a payment layer built into participating Pakistani banks. When you initiate a Raast transfer, you use your bank's own interface to send funds directly to a registered Raast ID. On 1773x, your account wallet has a Raast-linked receiving address, and once you enter the correct details in your bank's transfer screen, the amount moves without an intermediary wallet app sitting in between.
Using Raast on 1773x follows a short sequence of steps. Log in to your account, open the wallet section, and select Raast from the deposit options. The screen shows the Raast ID registered to your account wallet — copy this exactly. Then open your bank's mobile app or internet banking portal, go to the Raast transfer section, enter the ID you copied, set the amount and confirm. Once your bank processes the transfer, your 1773x wallet updates.
The Raast ID shown on your 1773x deposit screen is unique to your account. Copy it character by character before opening your bank app. A single digit error routes the transfer elsewhere, and recovering misdirected Raast payments requires a bank-side dispute process that takes time.
Every major Pakistani bank that supports Raast has a dedicated transfer option — usually under 'Send Money' or 'Raast Transfer'. Paste the copied ID there, enter your amount and submit.
Minimum and maximum deposit values for Raast are displayed on the 1773x deposit screen at the moment you initiate the transaction. These figures can vary, so read them each time rather than assuming the same limits from a previous session apply.
After your bank confirms the outgoing Raast transfer, your 1773x wallet balance updates to reflect the credited amount. Open your account dashboard after login to see the transaction entry. If the balance has not changed after a reasonable wait, note your bank reference and contact support.
Before you use Raast for the first time on 1773x, it helps to know the key parameters of your wallet and how the transfer process is structured. The table below captures the practical details you need — payment type, where the transaction record lives, which devices you can use, and the region context for access.
Direct interbank transfer via Pakistan's Raast network — no third-party wallet app required. Funds move from your bank account to your 1773x wallet using your bank's own Raast-enabled interface.
Your full Raast deposit history is stored in your 1773x account dashboard under the wallet section. Each entry shows the transferred amount and a timestamp. Accessible after login on any session.
You can initiate and confirm a Raast deposit from any device where your bank's mobile app or internet banking portal runs — smartphone, tablet or desktop browser. The 1773x deposit screen adapts to screen size.
Raast is available to account holders whose banks participate in the scheme. Access to 1773x and its Raast deposit option depends on local law and is available in eligible regions where the platform operates.
On a phone screen, the 1773x wallet deposit flow is laid out in a single vertical column so you can move through it with one thumb. The Raast ID field sits near the top, with a copy icon next to it — tap that once and the ID goes to your clipboard without you typing it out. Below it, the amount fields and the current limits are shown in the same view, so you do not have to scroll down to check the constraints before confirming.
Raast transfers are generally straightforward, but if something goes wrong — a wrong ID, a delayed credit, or a bank-side rejection — there is a clear path to get it sorted. Your first step is always to check your bank's own transfer confirmation. If the bank shows the transfer as sent but your 1773x wallet has not updated, contact our support team with the bank reference number. We can trace the incoming transfer on our end using that reference.
Before raising any issue, locate the Raast transfer reference in your bank's transaction history. This reference is the key piece of information our support team needs to trace a delayed or missing credit. Without it, investigations take significantly longer to resolve.
Our support team is reachable through the help section in your account dashboard after login. For Raast-related issues, include the transfer amount, the date and your bank reference in your first message — this gets your case to the right person without back-and-forth delays.
If you sent funds to an incorrect Raast ID, the resolution sits with your bank, not with 1773x. File a dispute through your bank's customer service using the reference number. We recommend double-checking the ID on the deposit screen before every transfer to avoid this situation entirely.
These are the terms you will encounter when using Raast on 1773x. Each definition is kept short so you can read it once and move on.
A Raast ID is the unique identifier linked to a bank account or wallet that receives Raast transfers. On 1773x, your deposit screen displays the Raast ID you paste into your bank's transfer form to direct funds to your account wallet.
An interbank transfer is a payment that moves from one bank account to another through a shared network rather than a single bank's internal system. Raast is Pakistan's interbank instant payment scheme, connecting participating banks directly.
Your wallet balance is the total amount currently available in your 1773x account for use in the lobby. It reflects all confirmed deposits minus any amounts already used. The current figure is shown in your account dashboard after login.
A bank reference number is the unique transaction code your bank assigns to each outgoing transfer. For Raast payments, this number lets the receiving side — in this case 1773x support — trace whether the credit arrived and match it to your account.
A deposit limit is the minimum or maximum amount allowed for a single transaction. On 1773x, the Raast deposit screen shows the current limits in the same view as the Raast ID field. These figures are displayed at the time you initiate the deposit.
Your transaction history is the record of all deposits and wallet movements on your account. On 1773x, it sits inside the wallet section of your account dashboard, accessible after login. Each Raast entry shows the amount and a timestamp.
Below are the questions we see most often from account holders using Raast on 1773x. Each answer covers the practical reality of how the process works.
No separate app is needed. Raast is built into participating Pakistani banks' own mobile apps and internet banking portals. You use your bank's existing transfer screen to send funds. The 1773x side only requires you to copy the Raast ID from your deposit screen and paste it into your bank's form.
Your 1773x wallet updates after the Raast transfer is confirmed on the bank's end. Open your account dashboard after login to see whether the balance has changed. If your bank shows the transfer as completed but the wallet has not updated, contact support with your bank reference number.
A transfer sent to an incorrect Raast ID is a bank-side issue. Contact your bank immediately with the transaction reference number and file a dispute through their customer service. The 1773x support team can confirm whether the funds reached your account wallet, but cannot reverse a transfer made to a different ID.
Yes, minimum and maximum amounts apply. These figures are shown directly on the Raast deposit screen in your 1773x account at the time you initiate the transaction. Check the current limits each time, as they may be updated without prior notice.
Raast is supported by the major Pakistani banks participating in the State Bank's scheme. However, not every bank has enabled the full feature set for all account types. Check your bank's own mobile app or internet banking to confirm whether Raast transfer is an option on your account.
First, confirm the transfer is showing as completed in your bank's transaction history. If it is, open the support channel in your 1773x account dashboard after login and share the transfer amount, date and bank reference number. Our support team will trace the credit on our end using those details.