Prize bond result and draw schedule 2026: latest winners, next draw 15 October

Checked 27 September 2026 against the National Savings 2026 draw schedule and the official result files.

Latest prize bond result

The Rs 200 draw also had five second prizes of Rs 250,000 (381066, 425087, 796229, 799273, 844138) and 2,400 third prizes of Rs 1,250. Every second and third prize number for each draw is on our prize bond draw results page, updated on the day of each draw.

Next draw: Rs 750 bond, Thursday 15 October 2026, Rawalpindi. Check any number on the official National Savings draw search at savings.gov.pk/latest/results.php.

What you keep: tax is deducted at source, 15% for filers and 30% for non-filers, so a Rs 750,000 first prize pays Rs 637,500 to a filer and Rs 525,000 to a non-filer. Claim window: six years from the draw date.

Prize bonds are bearer bonds sold by the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS): no interest, but a quarterly draw on each denomination, and the bond can be cashed at face value at any time. The State Bank's Banking Services Corporation (SBP BSC) holds the draws under CDNS supervision, in a different city each time, and the winning numbers are published the same day.

The denominations

Four bearer denominations are in issue: Rs 100, Rs 200, Rs 750 and Rs 1,500 (the Rs 100 bond is formally the Student Welfare Prize Bond). Two premium (registered) bonds cover larger sums: Rs 25,000 and Rs 40,000. They are recorded against the holder's CNIC, pay a bi-annual profit as well as entering quarterly draws, and send prize money and profit straight to the registered bank account.

The old Rs 7,500, Rs 15,000, Rs 25,000 and Rs 40,000 bearer bonds were withdrawn between 2019 and 2021. The final deadline to cash or convert them was 31 December 2024 (SBP CMD Circular No. 1 of 2 October 2024), and the State Bank said no applications would be taken after that date. If you still hold one, ask at an SBP BSC office, but do not expect it to be accepted.

The prize structure

Each bearer draw has one first prize, several second prizes and a long list of third prizes. These are the amounts in the most recent official result files:

For Rs 750 and Rs 1,500 bonds, the same winning numbers apply in every series in circulation, so the prizes are paid per series.

Premium bonds pay much more. At the 10 September 2026 draws, the Rs 40,000 bond paid Rs 80,000,000 (1), Rs 30,000,000 (3) and Rs 500,000 (660); the Rs 25,000 bond paid Rs 30,000,000 (2), Rs 10,000,000 (5) and Rs 300,000 (700).

When the draws are

Every denomination is drawn four times a year, three months apart, on the 15th of the month (the 10th for premium bonds). A draw that falls on a holiday moves to the next working day. The cycle each quarter is:

• Rs 750 on its own: January, April, July, October
• Rs 1,500 and Rs 100 together: February, May, August, November
• Rs 200 on its own: March, June, September, December
• Premium Rs 40,000 and Rs 25,000: 10 March, June, September, December

Recent draws: Rs 1,500 (Faisalabad) and Rs 100 (Multan) on 17 August 2026, Rs 40,000 (Sialkot) and Rs 25,000 (Quetta) on 10 September, and Rs 200 (Muzaffarabad) on 15 September, where 516806 won the Rs 750,000 first prize (all winning numbers).

Remaining draws in 2026

Source: CDNS draw schedule for January to December 2026, letter dated 21 October 2025, posted on savings.gov.pk.

Only bonds bought at least 60 days before a draw are entered in it. Sales of each denomination stop for that period.

Checking a number

1. Open savings.gov.pk and choose Draw Search (results.php) or Download Draws.
2. Pick the denomination and the draw date, then search your bond number or open the full list.
3. Compare the six-digit number exactly. For bearer bonds the number is what is drawn.

The full list is also printed in the next day's newspapers. Only the National Savings list and the State Bank notice are official. Third-party sites copy them, sometimes late or with errors, and a prize is paid against the official list alone. The National Savings download page can lag by a day or two after a draw.

Tax on a win

Prize money is taxed at source: 15% for filers and 30% for non-filers, as stated by National Savings and unchanged after Budget 2026-27. The same rates apply to premium bond profit. Being on the Active Taxpayers List on the day of payment halves the tax on a large prize. Check your status on fbr.gov.pk, and use the income tax calculator to see what filing involves.

Claiming

1. Wait a few working days after the draw before lodging a claim.
2. Fill in the claim form. It is free at the counter and downloadable from savings.gov.pk.
3. Attach a photocopy of your CNIC, the original winning bond and a photocopy of the bond signed on the back.
4. Where to go:
   • Prizes up to Rs 1,250: any National Savings Centre, an authorised bank branch or an SBP BSC office.
   • Prizes above Rs 1,250: SBP BSC offices only.
5. Claims are accepted for six years from the draw date. After that the prize lapses.

Premium bond prizes need no claim form. They are credited to the bank account registered with the bond.

Common mistakes

• Trusting an unofficial list. Always confirm on savings.gov.pk.
• Buying a bond too close to a draw. A bond issued within 60 days of a draw is not entered.
• Taking a big prize to a commercial bank. Anything above Rs 1,250 goes to the State Bank.
• Not filing a return. A non-filer loses twice as much in tax.
• Holding withdrawn bonds. The last date for Rs 7,500 to Rs 40,000 bearer bonds was 31 December 2024.

Frequently asked questions

Do old bonds still win? No. Only the current denominations are entered, and the redemption window for the withdrawn Rs 7,500, 15,000, 25,000 and 40,000 bearer bonds closed on 31 December 2024.

Can I buy prize bonds at a bank? Yes. National Savings Centres, SBP BSC offices and authorised commercial bank branches sell and cash bearer bonds. Premium bonds need a CNIC and a bank account.

Is a bond with a torn corner still valid? A damaged bond is checked by its number at the State Bank. Do not throw it away.

The National Savings site has not posted the result yet. Results usually appear the same day. If the site is late, the State Bank's notice and the next morning's newspapers carry the same list.