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National Prize Bond Draws Announced for August 17, 2026

Two major National Prize Bond draws scheduled for August 17, 2026. Check results online through the National Savings Pakistan website.

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National Prize Bond Draws Announced for August 17, 2026
Bondholders eagerly awaiting the announcement of winning numbers on the National Savings Pakistan website.

Key Takeaways

  • Two National Prize Bond draws scheduled on August 17, 2026.
  • Rs. 1,500 and Rs. 100 prize bonds to be drawn by respective savings centres.
  • Winners can check results online through the National Savings Pakistan website.

Two major National Prize Bond draws are set for August 17, 2026, with thousands of bondholders eagerly awaiting the announcement of winning numbers. The draws will be conducted by the National Savings Centre Faisalabad for Rs. 1,500 prize bonds and the National Savings Centre Multan for Rs. 100 prize bonds.

The Rs. 1,500 prize bond draw promises substantial rewards with a first prize of Rs. 3 million, three second prizes of Rs. 1 million each, and 1,696 third prizes of Rs. 18,500 each. This denomination is popular among citizens due to its lower entry value compared to premium bonds.

In contrast, the Rs. 100 prize bond draw in Multan will offer a first prize of Rs. 700,000 and three second prizes of Rs. 200,000 each, with 1,199 third prizes of Rs. 1,000 each. This denomination is widely held due to its lower purchase cost and frequent quarterly draws.

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Bondholders can check their winning numbers online by visiting the official National Savings Prize Bond results page on the National Savings Pakistan website. Users need to select the relevant prize bond denomination and draw date before searching for their winning number or downloading the complete draw list.

National Savings also provides a draw search facility where individuals can verify individual bond numbers, ensuring transparency in the process. Any person holding a valid prize bond of the relevant denomination can participate, provided the bond was issued at least 60 days prior to the draw date.

Prize winners are subject to withholding tax on their winnings. Filers are charged 15 percent, while non-filers face a 30 percent tax deduction on the winning amount. This ensures that all prize money is taxed appropriately according to Pakistani law.

ProPakistani will share all bond results and related information on the same day of the draw, ensuring that citizens can quickly verify their numbers without delay.