National Savings currently lists six active Prize Bond denominations in Pakistan: Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750 and Rs.1,500 National Prize Bonds, plus registered Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bonds. The first four are ordinary bearer Prize Bonds, while the two higher denominations operate under the registered Premium Prize Bond scheme.
This page is a navigation hub for choosing the correct denomination, draw results and historical search tools.
Current Prize Bond Denominations
| Prize Bond | Type | Main Result Page | Draw Frequency / Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs.100 | Bearer National Prize Bond | Rs.100 Results | Quarterly — Draw Schedule |
| Rs.200 | Bearer National Prize Bond | Rs.200 Results | Quarterly — Draw Schedule |
| Rs.750 | Bearer National Prize Bond | Rs.750 Results | Quarterly — Draw Schedule |
| Rs.1,500 | Bearer National Prize Bond | Rs.1,500 Results | Quarterly — Draw Schedule |
| Rs.25,000 Premium | Registered Premium Prize Bond | Rs.25,000 Results | Quarterly — Draw Schedule |
| Rs.40,000 Premium | Registered Premium Prize Bond | Rs.40,000 Results | Quarterly — Draw Schedule |
National Savings’ current FAQ confirms these six denominations as those presently offered by the Government of Pakistan. Its Premium Prize Bond information separately confirms that Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 are registered Premium Prize Bonds with quarterly prize-money draws.
For exact upcoming draw dates and cities, use the Prize Bond Draw Schedule rather than relying on an old calendar.
Bearer Prize Bonds
Pakistan currently has four active ordinary National Prize Bond denominations:
- Rs.100
- Rs.200
- Rs.750
- Rs.1,500
These are commonly referred to as bearer Prize Bonds.
A bearer bond is different from a registered Premium Prize Bond because ownership is connected with possession of the physical bond rather than a Premium Prize Bond registration in the investor’s name.
Each denomination has its own draw sequence and result history. National Savings publishes separate draw lists for Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750 and Rs.1,500.
For example, National Savings’ 2026 Rs.750 result archive shows draws in January, April and July, while its Rs.1,500 archive shows February, May and August draws, reflecting the quarterly draw cycle on different schedules for different denominations.
Rs.100 Prize Bond
Use the Rs.100 Prize Bond page when you want:
- the latest Rs.100 result
- previous Rs.100 draw lists
- draw numbers and dates
- winning numbers for this denomination
Do not search the Rs.200 or other denomination pages for a Rs.100 bond. Prize Bond numbers must be checked against the correct denomination and draw records.
Rs.200 Prize Bond
The Rs.200 Prize Bond page is the main hub for Rs.200 draw results.
This denomination remains active according to National Savings and should not be confused with any withdrawn higher-value bearer bond.
Rs.750 Prize Bond
The Rs.750 Prize Bond page contains the relevant Rs.750 result history.
Rs.750 remains an active bearer denomination. National Savings continues to publish its draw results, including 2026 draw records.
Rs.1,500 Prize Bond
For Rs.1,500 bonds, use the Rs.1,500 Prize Bond page.
National Savings’ current archive continues to publish Rs.1,500 draw results, including draws held during 2026.
Registered Premium Prize Bonds
Pakistan currently has two active Premium Prize Bond denominations:
- Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond
- Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond
These are registered Prize Bonds, not the old bearer Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 bonds.
That distinction matters.
National Savings states that Premium Prize Bonds are registered in the investor’s name. They have quarterly prize draws as well as biannual profit payments, and prize money and profit are credited directly to the investor’s registered bank account.
Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond
Use Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond Results for current and previous Rs.25,000 Premium draws.
The active Rs.25,000 product is the registered Premium Prize Bond.
It should not be confused with the discontinued Rs.25,000 bearer National Prize Bond.
Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond
Use Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond Results for Rs.40,000 Premium draw information.
National Savings currently identifies Rs.40,000 as an active Premium denomination and publishes separate historical draw lists for it.
Again, this is not the same instrument as the withdrawn bearer Rs.40,000 Prize Bond.
Bearer vs Premium Prize Bonds
| Feature | Current Bearer Prize Bonds | Premium Prize Bonds |
|---|---|---|
| Current denominations | Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750, Rs.1,500 | Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 |
| Registration | Bearer instrument | Registered in investor’s name |
| Prize draws | Yes | Yes |
| Draw frequency | Quarterly | Quarterly |
| Profit payment | No | Yes, under Premium scheme |
| Bank account registration | Not part of ordinary bearer structure | Required as part of registered Premium structure |
| Main results | Separate denomination result pages | Separate Premium result pages |
For prize amounts and the number of prizes attached to each denomination, use the Prize Detail page.
Which Denominations Are No Longer Active?
Several higher-value bearer National Prize Bonds that appear in old draw lists are not part of the current active denomination list.
These include:
- Rs.7,500 bearer Prize Bond
- Rs.15,000 bearer Prize Bond
- old Rs.25,000 bearer Prize Bond
- old Rs.40,000 bearer Prize Bond
SBP identifies these four bearer denominations as having been withdrawn from circulation.
The withdrawal of the old Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 bearer bonds did not mean those face values disappeared completely from Pakistan’s Prize Bond system.
Instead, Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 now exist as registered Premium Prize Bonds. SBP has also specifically distinguished the discontinued higher-denomination bearer bonds from the newer Premium structure.
Historical / Withdrawn Prize Bonds
| Denomination | Current Status |
|---|---|
| Rs.7,500 bearer | Withdrawn |
| Rs.15,000 bearer | Withdrawn |
| Rs.25,000 bearer | Withdrawn |
| Rs.40,000 bearer | Withdrawn |
| Rs.25,000 Premium | Active registered bond |
| Rs.40,000 Premium | Active registered bond |
For withdrawal history, old denominations and relevant official deadlines, see Discontinued Prize Bonds.
Keeping these denominations separate prevents a common mistake: finding an old Rs.25,000 or Rs.40,000 result and assuming it belongs to today’s Premium Prize Bond scheme.
It may not.
How to Choose the Correct Result Page
Start with the denomination printed on or registered for your bond.
Then use the matching page:
Rs.100 bond: Rs.100 Results
Rs.200 bond: Rs.200 Results
Rs.750 bond: Rs.750 Results
Rs.1,500 bond: Rs.1,500 Results
Rs.25,000 Premium: Rs.25,000 Results
Rs.40,000 Premium: Rs.40,000 Results
Next, confirm the draw number and date.
A bond number appearing in the result of another denomination does not make your bond a winner. The number must match a winning result for the correct denomination and relevant draw eligibility.
National Savings also states that a Prize Bond must have been issued at least 60 days before the draw date to be eligible for that draw.
How to Search Historical Winning Numbers
If you have an old Prize Bond and do not know which draw to check, opening individual result lists one by one can be slow.
Use Power Search to search the bond number across available historical results.
This is particularly useful when:
- you have held a bond for several years
- you do not remember when you bought it
- you want to check multiple previous draws
- you are checking old family Prize Bonds
- you want to identify a possible historical winning draw before checking the official result
Once Power Search finds a possible match, verify the denomination, draw number and draw date against the relevant official draw record.
National Savings maintains historical downloadable result lists for current denominations, providing the official reference for draw results.
Current Denominations at a Glance
The simplest way to remember the current structure is:
Bearer Prize Bonds:
Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750 and Rs.1,500
Registered Premium Prize Bonds:
Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000
Withdrawn bearer denominations:
Rs.7,500, Rs.15,000, old Rs.25,000 and old Rs.40,000
For the next draw of any active denomination, check the Draw Schedule. For prize amounts, use Prize Detail. If you only have a bond number and want to search its history, start with Power Search.
FAQs
How many current Prize Bond denominations are there in Pakistan?
National Savings currently lists six denominations: Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750, Rs.1,500, Rs.25,000 Premium and Rs.40,000 Premium.
Is the Rs.7,500 Prize Bond still active?
No. The Rs.7,500 bearer National Prize Bond was withdrawn from circulation and is not included in the current National Savings denomination list.
Is the Rs.15,000 Prize Bond still available?
No. Rs.15,000 is also a withdrawn bearer denomination. It belongs in historical Prize Bond records, not the current denomination list.
Is the Rs.25,000 Prize Bond active?
The Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond (Registered) is active. The old Rs.25,000 bearer Prize Bond was withdrawn. These are different instruments.
Is the Rs.40,000 Prize Bond active?
The registered Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond is active. The former Rs.40,000 bearer National Prize Bond is withdrawn from circulation.
Where can I see all upcoming Prize Bond draws?
Use the Prize Bond Draw Schedule for upcoming draw dates, denominations and locations.