Prize Bond Draw Schedule 2026: Dates, Cities, Prize Money & Results

Full prize bond draw schedule 2026 for Rs100, Rs200, Rs750, Rs1,500 and Premium bonds, with prize money, results and how to claim.

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Next draws: Rs1,500 (Draw No. 108, Hyderabad) and Rs100 (Draw No. 56, Faisalabad) on Monday 16 November 2026. Results will be linked here on draw day. · Last updated: 12 November 2026

National Savings (CDNS) holds 24 prize bond draws in 2026 across six denominations: Rs100, Rs200, Rs750, Rs1,500 and the registered Rs25,000 and Rs40,000 Premium Prize Bonds. Below is the full prize bond draw schedule 2026, the prize money for each bond, and how to check and claim your prize.

Prize Bond Draw Schedule 2026

DateBondCityStatus
15 Jan 2026Rs750PeshawarHeld
16 Feb 2026Rs100KarachiHeld
16 Feb 2026Rs1,500LahoreHeld
10 Mar 2026Rs25,000 PremiumMultanHeld
10 Mar 2026Rs40,000 PremiumRawalpindiHeld
16 Mar 2026Rs200FaisalabadHeld
15 Apr 2026Rs750QuettaHeld
15 May 2026Rs100HyderabadHeld
15 May 2026Rs1,500SialkotHeld
10 Jun 2026Rs25,000 PremiumPeshawarHeld
10 Jun 2026Rs40,000 PremiumMuzaffarabadHeld
15 Jun 2026Rs200KarachiHeld
15 Jul 2026Rs750LahoreHeld
17 Aug 2026Rs100MultanHeld
17 Aug 2026Rs1,500FaisalabadHeld
10 Sep 2026Rs25,000 PremiumQuettaHeld
10 Sep 2026Rs40,000 PremiumSialkotHeld
15 Sep 2026Rs200MuzaffarabadHeld
15 Oct 2026Rs750RawalpindiHeld
16 Nov 2026Rs100 (Draw No. 56)FaisalabadUpcoming
16 Nov 2026Rs1,500 (Draw No. 108)HyderabadUpcoming
10 Dec 2026Rs25,000 PremiumKarachiUpcoming
10 Dec 2026Rs40,000 PremiumLahoreUpcoming
15 Dec 2026Rs200PeshawarUpcoming

If a draw date falls on a public holiday, the draw moves to the next working day. Confirm with National Savings before the draw.

Prize Money for Each Bond

Bond1st Prize2nd Prize3rd Prize
Rs100Rs700,000 (1)Rs200,000 (3)Rs1,000 (1,199)
Rs200Rs750,000 (1)Rs250,000 (5)Rs1,250 (2,400)
Rs750Rs1,500,000 (1)Rs500,000 (3)Rs9,300
Rs1,500Rs3,000,000 (1)Rs1,000,000 (3)Rs18,500
Rs25,000 PremiumRs30,000,000 (2)Rs10,000,000 (5)Rs300,000 (700)
Rs40,000 PremiumRs80,000,000 (1)Rs30,000,000 (3)Rs500,000 (660)

Figures in brackets are the number of prizes per draw, based on the latest official lists.

How to Check Your Prize Bond Result

  1. Go to the National Savings website, savings.gov.pk, and open the draw results/download section.
  2. Download the official list for your bond denomination and draw date.
  3. Search for your bond number. The downloadable list is the final authority; third-party “checker” sites can be incomplete.

Who Is Eligible?

Your bond must have been bought at least 60 days before the draw. For the 16 November draws, that means bonds bought on or before about 17 September 2026.

How to Claim Your Prize

  • Fill in the prescribed claim form and submit it with the original bond and a copy of your CNIC.
  • Small prizes (up to Rs1,250) can be collected from National Savings centres, authorised banks or State Bank offices. Larger prizes are paid through State Bank of Pakistan branches.
  • Premium Prize Bonds are registered to your CNIC and bank account, so prize money is credited directly.
  • You have six years from the draw date to claim.

Tax on Prize Bond Winnings

Withholding tax is deducted from prize money: 15% for filers and 30% for non-filers. On a big win, being a filer makes a real difference; see how to become a filer and check your ATL status.

Are Prize Bonds a Good Investment?

Ordinary prize bonds pay no profit; you only gain if you win. Premium Prize Bonds also pay a small profit, but returns are usually below National Savings certificates and bank deposits. For regular income, compare National Savings certificates and today’s bank profit rates. More background: Prize Bonds & Premium Prize Bonds guide.

FAQs (Roman Urdu)

Agla prize bond draw kab hai?
16 November 2026 ko Rs1,500 (Hyderabad) aur Rs100 (Faisalabad) ka draw hai.

1500 ke bond ka pehla inaam kitna hai?
Rs30 lakh (Rs3,000,000).

Inaam par kitna tax katta hai?
Filer ka 15% aur non-filer ka 30%.

Inaam kitne arse mein claim karna hota hai?
Draw ki tareekh se 6 saal ke andar.

Sources: National Savings (savings.gov.pk); TechJuice; Pakera. Always confirm results on the official list.

Related: compare prize bonds with National Savings profit rates and use the bank profit calculator to see what the same money earns in a savings account. More tools: free calculators.

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