Rs.100 Prize Bond Results & Draw History

Looking for the latest Rs.100 Prize Bond result? This page keeps the newest Rs.100 draw at the top and gives you access to previous Rs.100 Prize Bond lists in one place. You can see the First and Second Prize winning numbers immediately, check the Third Prize amount and winner count, and open the individual draw page when you need the complete winning list.

The Rs.100 Prize Bond is one of Pakistan’s four ordinary National Prize Bond denominations currently listed by National Savings. If you have several Rs.100 bonds lying in an old envelope or family file, you can also use the Prize Bond Checker instead of opening every previous draw manually. National Savings currently lists Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750 and Rs.1,500 as ordinary denominations, alongside two registered Premium denominations.

Rs.100 Prize Bond Prize Amounts

The current ordinary Rs.100 Prize Bond structure provides one First Prize of Rs.700,000, three Second Prizes of Rs.200,000 each, and 1,199 Third Prizes of Rs.1,000 each. That means 1,203 common winning numbers are drawn under the published prize structure.

The full Third Prize list should stay on the individual result page rather than being copied onto this evergreen hub. That keeps this page quick to load and makes the latest draw easier to understand.

How to Check Your Rs.100 Prize Bond Number

If you only have one number to check, use the Prize Bond Checker. Enter the six-digit bond number and search the available draw database.

If a match appears, open that draw and confirm the denomination, draw number, date and prize category. For an actual prize claim, compare important information with the corresponding official result before submitting documents.

For people keeping older Rs.100 bonds, the previous-draw table above is also useful. National Savings maintains historical Rs.100 draw files, including recent and older results.

When Is the Next Rs.100 Prize Bond Draw?

Rs.100 draws are held according to the official annual Prize Bond schedule. Historically this denomination is drawn on a quarterly cycle, with draws around February, May, August and November, subject to the official calendar. SBP’s published prize table identifies this quarterly pattern.

Instead of relying on an old date written permanently into this page, check the Prize Bond Schedule for the next draw date and city.

What Happens If Your Rs.100 Bond Wins?

First confirm your number against the correct draw. Prize money is subject to withholding tax. National Savings currently states a rate of 15% for filers appearing on ATL and 30% for non-filers, although tax rules can change.

Use the Prize Bond Tax Calculator to estimate the deduction and your net amount. If the result is confirmed, the Prize Bond Claim Guide explains the claim process and documents.

For more common questions, read the Pakistan Prize Bond FAQs.