Want to know how much money you can win from a Prize Bond in Pakistan? The prize amount depends on the denomination you own and whether your number wins the First, Second or Third Prize.
National Savings Pakistan currently offers four ordinary Prize Bond denominations: Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750 and Rs.1,500. It also offers two registered Premium Prize Bonds worth Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000. 
Each denomination has its own prize amounts and number of winning entries.
This BondResult.com guide explains the prize money for all six denominations, how the winning categories work, how much tax applies and what to do if your bond wins.
Pakistan Prize Bond Prize Money Chart
The following table shows the published First, Second and Third Prize amounts for each denomination.
| Prize Bond | First Prize | Second Prize | Third Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs.100 | Rs.700,000 | Rs.200,000 | Rs.1,000 |
| Rs.200 | Rs.750,000 | Rs.250,000 | Rs.1,250 |
| Rs.750 | Rs.1,500,000 | Rs.500,000 | Rs.9,300 |
| Rs.1,500 | Rs.3,000,000 | Rs.1,000,000 | Rs.18,500 |
| Rs.25,000 Premium | Rs.30,000,000 | Rs.10,000,000 | Rs.300,000 |
| Rs.40,000 Premium | Rs.80,000,000 | Rs.30,000,000 | Rs.500,000 |
All figures represent the gross prize amount before applicable withholding tax.
Number of Winning Prize Bond Numbers
Every draw contains three prize categories. The First Prize carries the highest amount, while the Third Prize includes the largest number of winning entries.
The table below shows how many winning numbers appear in each category for a standard draw.
| Denomination | First Prize Numbers | Second Prize Numbers | Third Prize Numbers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs.100 | 1 | 3 | 1,199 |
| Rs.200 | 1 | 5 | 2,394 |
| Rs.750 | 1 | 3 | 1,696 |
| Rs.1,500 | 1 | 3 | 1,696 |
| Rs.25,000 Premium | 2 | 5 | 700 |
| Rs.40,000 Premium | 1 | 3 | 660 |
Important: These are the common winning numbers published for each draw. The same winning number can qualify in multiple eligible bond series, so the total number of individual winning bonds may be higher.
Prize Bond Details by Denomination
Rs.100 Prize Bond
The Rs.100 Prize Bond is the lowest-value ordinary denomination currently available in Pakistan.
Its First Prize is Rs.700,000, while three Second Prize numbers receive Rs.200,000 each. The Third Prize offers Rs.1,000 for each of 1,199 winning numbers.
You can view the latest result and older winning-number lists on our Rs.100 Prize Bond Results page.
Rs.200 Prize Bond
An Rs.200 Prize Bond offers a First Prize of Rs.750,000.
Five Second Prize numbers receive Rs.250,000 each, while 2,394 Third Prize numbers carry Rs.1,250 each.
Because the Third Prize list is longer than those of the other ordinary denominations, using an online checker can save time.
Visit our Rs.200 Prize Bond Results page to check the latest and previous draws.
Rs.750 Prize Bond
The Rs.750 Prize Bond offers a First Prize of Rs.1,500,000.
Three Second Prize numbers receive Rs.500,000 each. Another 1,696 winning numbers qualify for the Third Prize of Rs.9,300 each.
Find the latest First and Second Prize numbers and complete Third Prize lists in our Rs.750 Prize Bond Results section.
Rs.1,500 Prize Bond
The Rs.1,500 Prize Bond has the highest First Prize among the four ordinary denominations.
One First Prize number receives Rs.3,000,000. Three Second Prize numbers receive Rs.1,000,000 each, while 1,696 Third Prize numbers carry Rs.18,500 each.
To check a specific result, use our Rs.1,500 Prize Bond Results page.
Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond
The Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond is a registered savings product.
Its First Prize is Rs.30,000,000 for each of two winning numbers. Five Second Prize numbers carry Rs.10,000,000 each, and 700 Third Prize numbers carry Rs.300,000 each.
Unlike ordinary Prize Bonds, Premium Prize Bonds also provide periodic profit payments under the applicable National Savings rules.
Check the Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond Results for current and previous winning numbers.
Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond
The Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond offers the highest published prize amount among the currently available denominations.
The First Prize is Rs.80,000,000. Three Second Prize numbers receive Rs.30,000,000 each, while 660 Third Prize numbers carry Rs.500,000 each.
Premium Prize Bonds are registered in the investor’s name, and National Savings normally credits prize money and periodic profit directly to the registered bank account.
Visit the Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond Results page for the winning lists.
Understanding First, Second and Third Prizes
Prize Bond results are divided into three categories.
First Prize: This is the largest prize available for a particular denomination. Only a small number of winning entries qualify for this category.
Second Prize: This category offers a smaller amount than the First Prize but has more winning numbers.
Third Prize: This category has the largest number of winning entries. Although the prize amount is smaller, many bondholders focus on this list when checking their results.
For example, an Rs.1,500 Prize Bond has 1,700 common winning numbers in a standard draw: one First Prize number, three Second Prize numbers and 1,696 Third Prize numbers.
The winning numbers change with every draw. The published prize structure stays applicable until the authorities revise it.
How to Check Your Prize Bond Result Online
If you have a Prize Bond, you can check its number without manually reading hundreds or thousands of entries.
Open the BondResult.com Prize Bond Checker and select your denomination.
Enter the six-digit number printed on your bond. Keep any leading zeros, as they form part of the complete number.
Search the available draw database and check whether your number matches a published winning entry.
If you find a match, open the relevant draw page and confirm the denomination, draw number, date, city and prize category.
You can also download the official result lists from the National Savings Draw Downloads page.
Remember that a matching number must relate to an eligible bond and the correct draw. An online result is not an official approval of a prize claim.
Prize Bond Draw Schedule and Eligibility
National Savings publishes the official Prize Bond draw schedule, including the dates, cities and draw numbers.
Ordinary Prize Bonds generally follow a quarterly draw pattern. Registered Premium Prize Bonds also have four prize draws each year.
The date or city may change under an official revised schedule.
According to National Savings, an ordinary Prize Bond must have been issued at least 60 days before the relevant draw to qualify for a prize.
You can find upcoming draws and previous results on our Prize Bond Draw Schedule page.
The city where the draw takes place does not restrict participation to residents of that city.
Prize Bond Tax for Filers and Non-Filers
Winning a Prize Bond does not mean that you receive the full advertised amount.
National Savings currently publishes the following withholding tax rates:
| Taxpayer Status | Withholding Tax |
|---|---|
| Filer appearing on ATL | 15% |
| Non-Filer / Not on ATL | 30% |
ATL refers to the Federal Board of Revenue’s Active Taxpayers List.
For example, if you win a Second Prize of Rs.1,000,000 on an Rs.1,500 Prize Bond:
| Details | Filer | Non-Filer |
|---|---|---|
| Gross Prize | Rs.1,000,000 | Rs.1,000,000 |
| Tax Deducted | Rs.150,000 | Rs.300,000 |
| Estimated Net Prize | Rs.850,000 | Rs.700,000 |
These estimates use the currently published rates. Tax rules may change, so verify the applicable rate before claiming.
Use our Prize Bond Tax Calculator to calculate the estimated amount you may receive after tax.
How to Claim Prize Bond Money in Pakistan
Finding a winning number is exciting, but checking the result is only the first part of the process.
For ordinary Prize Bonds, National Savings and the State Bank of Pakistan require the prescribed claim procedure.
You will normally need the official prize money claim form, the original winning Prize Bond, a photocopy of the bond and a valid CNIC or SNIC with the required copies and signatures.
National Savings states that prize claims exceeding Rs.1,250 must be submitted through the relevant State Bank of Pakistan facility. Smaller claims may also be handled through authorized National Savings Centres or bank branches under the applicable rules.
A claim can usually be submitted a few working days after the draw.
Prize money must normally be claimed within six years from the date of the relevant draw.
Registered Premium Prize Bonds follow a different procedure because prize money is normally credited directly to the registered investor’s bank account.
For the required documents, claim form and full procedure, read our Prize Bond Claim Guide.
Important Tips for Prize Bond Holders
- Keep your original Prize Bonds in a safe place.
- Record your bond numbers separately for easier checking.
- Check your denomination and draw date before searching.
- Compare winning numbers with the official National Savings results.
- Check the draw schedule instead of relying on an old date.
- Do not share your original bond with unknown agents.
- Confirm your ATL status before making a prize claim.
- Never trust anyone claiming to guarantee future winning numbers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Prize Bond has the highest First Prize?
Among the currently available denominations, the Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond carries the highest published First Prize of Rs.80,000,000.
What is the First Prize of an Rs.1,500 Prize Bond?
The First Prize is Rs.3,000,000 before withholding tax. There is one common First Prize winning number in each standard draw.
How many Third Prize numbers are there for Rs.200?
There are 2,394 common Third Prize winning numbers, each carrying Rs.1,250.
Can the same Prize Bond number win in different draws?
Yes. A bond number may appear as a winner in separate eligible draws. Each prize claim is linked to its respective draw and must meet the applicable claim rules.
Are Prize Bond prizes guaranteed?
No. Purchasing a Prize Bond does not guarantee that it will win. The winning numbers are selected through the official draw process.
Where can I find official Prize Bond details?
You can find official information, result files, draw schedules and scheme rules on National Savings Pakistan.
Check Your Prize Bond and Prize Money
Whether you hold an Rs.100 ordinary Prize Bond or an Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond, knowing the correct prize amounts makes it easier to understand your result.
Use BondResult.com to check winning numbers, browse earlier draws and calculate estimated tax deductions.
For financial claims, always confirm the result and current instructions with National Savings Pakistan or the State Bank of Pakistan.
Sources and verification
Prize amounts, winning-number counts and basic procedures have been checked against published National Savings information, official draw records and the State Bank of Pakistan’s Prize Bond guidance.
- National Savings Prize Bonds
- Official Prize Bond Draw Lists
- National Savings FAQs
- National Savings Premium Prize Bonds