Sindh has taken a major step towards digitising government revenue collection after the Board of Revenue Sindh (BoRS) signed a Service Level Agreement (SLA) with Pakistan Single Window (PSW) for the digital collection of Sindh Stamp Duty through the PSW platform.
The agreement was signed on August 12, 2026, in Karachi by Naveed Abbas Memon, Chief Domain Officer at PSW, and Nazir Ahmed Qureshi, Member RS&EP at the Board of Revenue Sindh. Senior officials from both organisations attended the ceremony, which was also graced by Khalid Haider Shah, Senior Member of the Board of Revenue.
The agreement formalises the transition of the existing electronic stamp duty collection arrangement from Pakistan Revenue Automation Limited (PRAL) to PSW.
Digital Stamp Duty Collection Moves To PSW
Under the new arrangement, Sindh Stamp Duty collection will be supported through PSW’s digital infrastructure.
The transition is intended to provide the Board of Revenue Sindh with a more modern platform for managing stamp duty-related transactions and monitoring government receipts.
The move forms part of PSW’s broader efforts to extend its digital infrastructure to government departments and facilitate more efficient electronic government services.
Real-Time Monitoring Of Stamp Duty Collections
A key feature of the new system is a dedicated interface for the Board of Revenue Sindh.
Through this interface, the department will be able to monitor stamp duty collections in real time. It will also allow officials to conduct daily and monthly reconciliation of collected amounts against government receipts.
The enhanced visibility is expected to strengthen revenue monitoring and improve the efficiency of the reconciliation process.
Transition From PRAL To PSW
The agreement also marks the transfer of the existing electronic stamp duty collection arrangement from PRAL to PSW.
The new system will use PSW’s digital infrastructure to support the collection process, while providing the Board of Revenue Sindh with greater oversight of revenue flows.
The transition represents another expansion of PSW’s role in digitising government transactions and services.
PSW Expands Digital Government Services
The integration of the Board of Revenue Sindh adds to the list of provincial and federal government bodies that have brought their processes onto the PSW platform over the past year.
The development reflects PSW’s continuing efforts to expand the use of its digital infrastructure beyond its existing functions and into a wider range of government transactions.
For Sindh, the digital stamp duty arrangement is expected to provide greater visibility over collections while supporting more efficient revenue administration.