Pakistan currently has six active Prize Bond denominations: Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750, Rs.1,500, Rs.25,000 Premium and Rs.40,000 Premium. The first four are ordinary National Prize Bonds, while Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 are Premium Prize Bonds (Registered). National Savings currently lists these six denominations as available.
The table below shows the current prize amounts and number of winning numbers. These are gross prize amounts before applicable withholding tax.
The old bearer Rs.7,500, Rs.15,000, Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 bonds should no longer be included in a current Prize Bond prize table.
Current Prize Bond Prize Amounts
| Prize Bond | First Prize | Second Prize | Third Prize | Total Winning Numbers* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rs.100 | 1 × Rs.700,000 | 3 × Rs.200,000 | 1,199 × Rs.1,000 | 1,203 |
| Rs.200 | 1 × Rs.750,000 | 5 × Rs.250,000 | 2,394 × Rs.1,250 | 2,400 |
| Rs.750 | 1 × Rs.1,500,000 | 3 × Rs.500,000 | 1,696 × Rs.9,300 | 1,700 |
| Rs.1,500 | 1 × Rs.3,000,000 | 3 × Rs.1,000,000 | 1,696 × Rs.18,500 | 1,700 |
| Rs.25,000 Premium | 2 × Rs.30,000,000 | 5 × Rs.10,000,000 | 700 × Rs.300,000 | 707 |
| Rs.40,000 Premium | 1 × Rs.80,000,000 | 3 × Rs.30,000,000 | 660 × Rs.500,000 | 664 |
*The figures show the common winning numbers/prizes used for the applicable draw or series structure. Where multiple bond series are in circulation, the same common winning number can be entitled to the prize in each eligible series.
The current ordinary National Prize Bond structure for Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750 and Rs.1,500 is published by SBP BSC. The Premium Prize Bond structure is separately published under the registered Premium scheme.
Rs.100 Prize Bond Prize Details
The Rs.100 Prize Bond has 1,203 common winning numbers in a draw:
- First Prize: 1 winner of Rs.700,000
- Second Prize: 3 winners of Rs.200,000 each
- Third Prize: 1,199 winners of Rs.1,000 each
This is the smallest currently available bearer denomination. SBP’s published prize-money table confirms this structure.
Readers looking for current and previous draws can use the Rs.100 Prize Bond page.
Rs.200 Prize Bond Prize Details
The Rs.200 Prize Bond has more Third Prize winning numbers than the other ordinary denominations.
Its current prize structure is:
- First Prize: Rs.750,000 — 1 winning number
- Second Prize: Rs.250,000 — 5 winning numbers
- Third Prize: Rs.1,250 — 2,394 winning numbers
- Total: 2,400 common winning numbers
A published SBP BSC draw result uses the same structure, including 1 First Prize number, 5 Second Prize numbers and 2,394 Third Prize numbers per series.
See Rs.200 Prize Bond results for individual draws.
Rs.750 Prize Bond Prize Details
For the Rs.750 denomination, the prize amounts increase substantially:
| Prize Tier | Number of Winning Numbers | Amount Each |
|---|---|---|
| First Prize | 1 | Rs.1,500,000 |
| Second Prize | 3 | Rs.500,000 |
| Third Prize | 1,696 | Rs.9,300 |
That gives 1,700 common winning numbers in each draw under the current structure.
Current and historical results are available through the Rs.750 Prize Bond page.
Rs.1,500 Prize Bond Prize Details
The Rs.1,500 Prize Bond has the highest First Prize among the four current ordinary bearer denominations.
Its prize structure is:
- First Prize: 1 × Rs.3,000,000
- Second Prize: 3 × Rs.1,000,000
- Third Prize: 1,696 × Rs.18,500
- Total common winning numbers: 1,700
A recent official SBP BSC result confirms this structure, including Rs.3 million for First Prize, Rs.1 million for each Second Prize and Rs.18,500 for each Third Prize.
Browse results at Rs.1,500 Prize Bond.
Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond Prize Details
The Rs.25,000 denomination currently available is not the old Rs.25,000 bearer Prize Bond.
It is the Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond (Registered).
The current prize structure per series is:
| Prize Tier | Number of Prizes | Amount Each |
|---|---|---|
| First Prize | 2 | Rs.30,000,000 |
| Second Prize | 5 | Rs.10,000,000 |
| Third Prize | 700 | Rs.300,000 |
| Total | 707 | — |
SBP BSC’s Premium Prize Bond FAQ confirms this prize structure.
Premium Prize Bonds are registered in the investor’s name. National Savings states that prize money is credited directly to the investor’s registered bank account rather than being claimed through the normal bearer-bond process.
Use the Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond page for draw results.
Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond Prize Details
The active Rs.40,000 product is also a Premium Prize Bond (Registered).
Its current prize structure per series is:
- First Prize: 1 × Rs.80,000,000
- Second Prize: 3 × Rs.30,000,000
- Third Prize: 660 × Rs.500,000
- Total: 664 prizes per series
The Rs.80 million First Prize is currently the largest single Prize Bond prize among the active denominations. The Finance Division’s official Premium Prize Bond prize schedule confirms the amounts.
Current draw records are available on the Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond page.
Ordinary and Premium Prize Amounts Are Not Directly Comparable
Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750 and Rs.1,500 are ordinary bearer National Prize Bonds.
Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 are registered Premium Prize Bonds. They have a different structure because Premium bonds also provide biannual profit and use registered ownership and direct bank credit for prize payments. National Savings currently describes both Premium denominations as registered products with quarterly draws and biannual profit.
So an Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond should not be compared with the old Rs.40,000 bearer bond using an outdated prize table.
For the differences in registration, profit, purchase and payment, see Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bonds.
What Happened to Rs.7,500 and Rs.15,000 Prize Bonds?
Older Prize Bond prize-detail pages often include:
- Rs.7,500
- Rs.15,000
- old bearer Rs.25,000
- old bearer Rs.40,000
Those denominations belong in a historical table, not the current prize-detail table.
The high-value bearer bonds were withdrawn from circulation, and after several extensions the final government deadline for their encashment or conversion was 31 December 2024.
Their old prize amounts may still be relevant when reading historical results, but they should not give a visitor the impression that these products can currently be purchased or participate in new draws.
See Discontinued Prize Bonds in Pakistan for the withdrawal history.
Prize Amounts Are Shown Before Tax
The amounts in the tables above are gross prizes.
National Savings currently states that Prize Bond winnings are subject to withholding tax at:
- 15% for filers / persons appearing on ATL
- 30% for non-filers / persons not appearing on ATL
Example
If a filer wins the Rs.1,500 Prize Bond First Prize of Rs.3,000,000:
Gross prize: Rs.3,000,000
15% withholding tax: Rs.450,000
Amount after that withholding: Rs.2,550,000
For a non-filer at 30%, the withholding would be Rs.900,000, leaving Rs.2,100,000 after that deduction.
For more calculations, see Prize Bond Tax for Filer and Non-Filer.
How to Check Whether Your Number Won
Knowing the prize amounts is only useful after you find a matching winning number.
Saving.com.pk’s Power Search can search available historical Prize Bond results. Enter the complete number exactly as printed on your bond, including leading zeros.
For example:
004381
should be searched as 004381, not 4381.
If your number matches a First, Second or Third Prize result, note the denomination and draw number and compare an important win with the corresponding official result before beginning a financial claim.
Prize Amounts Can Change
Prize structures are set through government notifications. They should not be treated as permanent merely because a particular amount has applied for many years.
Saving.com.pk therefore separates current Prize Bond prize details from historical structures.
If a future government notification changes the number or value of prizes, the current table on this page should be updated while historical draw pages should retain the prize structure applicable to their own period.
That distinction keeps both current information and old draw records meaningful.
FAQs
Which Prize Bond has the highest First Prize in Pakistan?
Among the currently active denominations, the Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bond (Registered) has the highest First Prize at Rs.80,000,000. The current Premium prize schedule provides one First Prize of Rs.80 million per series.
What is the First Prize of an Rs.1,500 Prize Bond?
The current First Prize is Rs.3,000,000, with one common First Prize winning number. There are also three Second Prizes of Rs.1,000,000 and 1,696 Third Prizes of Rs.18,500.
How many prizes are there in an Rs.200 Prize Bond draw?
There are 2,400 common winning numbers: 1 First Prize, 5 Second Prizes and 2,394 Third Prizes under the current structure.
Is Rs.25,000 still a Prize Bond denomination?
Yes, but the active product is the Rs.25,000 Premium Prize Bond (Registered). The former Rs.25,000 bearer Prize Bond was withdrawn and should not be confused with the current Premium product.
Are Prize Bond prize amounts shown before or after tax?
Official prize schedules show the gross prize amount. Withholding tax is deducted when the prize is paid. National Savings currently states rates of 15% for filers and 30% for non-filers.
Do Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 Premium Prize winners need to submit a normal claim form?
Normally, no. National Savings states that Premium Prize Bond prize money is directly credited to the investor’s registered bank account.