The Rs.100 Prize Bond is one of Pakistan’s four current bearer National Prize Bond denominations. On this page you can open the latest Rs.100 draw result, browse previous draw lists, see upcoming draw dates and check the current First, Second and Third Prize amounts.
If you have one or several Rs.100 bonds, use Saving.com.pk Power Search to check the six-digit numbers against available historical winning records. Keep any leading zeros exactly as printed on the bond.
National Savings currently lists Rs.100 among the active Prize Bond denominations.
Check the latest Rs.100 Prize Bond result first, search the current winning list, and open previous draws below. Multan · Draw #55 1,199 winning numbers · complete list below Browse every published Rs.100 draw in the database and open the available result online.Rs.100 Prize Bond Results & Draw History
Rs.100 Draw #55 — 17 August 2026
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Complete Rs.100 Draw #55 Winning List
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All Rs.100 Prize Bond Draws
Prize Bond Date City Draw Number Result Rs.100 17 August 2026 Multan #55 View Draw → Rs.100 15 May 2026 Hyderabad #54 View Draw → Rs.100 16 February 2026 Karachi #53 View Draw → Rs.100 17 November 2025 Hyderabad #52 View Draw → Rs.100 15 August 2025 Lahore #51 View Draw → Rs.100 15 May 2025 SIALKOT #50 View Draw → Rs.100 17 February 2025 RAWALPINDI #49 View Draw → Rs.100 15 November 2024 MULTAN #48 View Draw → Rs.100 15 August 2024 KARACHI #47 View Draw → Rs.100 15 May 2024 LAHORE #46 View Draw → Rs.100 15 February 2024 PESHAWAR #45 View Draw → Rs.100 15 November 2023 LAHORE #44 View Draw → Rs.100 15 August 2023 KARACHI #43 View Draw → Rs.100 15 May 2023 MULTAN #42 View Draw → Rs.100 15 February 2023 RAWALPINDI #41 View Draw → Rs.100 15 November 2022 RAWALPINDI #40 View Draw → Rs.100 15 August 2022 MUZAFFARABAD #39 View Draw → Rs.100 16 May 2022 FAISALABAD #38 View Draw → Rs.100 15 February 2022 HYDERABAD #37 View Draw → Rs.100 15 November 2021 PESHAWAR #36 View Draw → Rs.100 15 August 2021 FAISALABAD #35 View Draw → Rs.100 17 May 2021 MULTAN #34 View Draw → Rs.100 15 February 2021 KARACHI #33 View Draw → Rs.100 16 November 2020 FAISALABAD #32 View Draw → Rs.100 15 August 2020 QUETTА #31 View Draw → Rs.100 15 May 2020 LAHORE #30 View Draw → Rs.100 17 February 2020 PESHAWAR #29 View Draw → Rs.100 15 November 2019 KARACHI #28 View Draw → Rs.100 15 August 2019 Hyderabad #27 View Draw → Rs.100 15 May 2019 QUETTA #26 View Draw → Rs.100 15 February 2019 FAISALABAD #25 View Draw →
Rs.100 Prize Bond at a Glance
| Detail | Current Information |
|---|---|
| Face value | Rs.100 |
| Type | National Prize Bond / bearer |
| First Prize | 1 prize of Rs.700,000 |
| Second Prize | 3 prizes of Rs.200,000 each |
| Third Prize | 1,199 prizes of Rs.1,000 each |
| Total common winning numbers | 1,203 |
| Draws in 2026 | 4 |
| Claim period | Up to 6 years from the relevant draw |
| Current withholding tax | 15% filer, 30% non-filer |
SBP BSC’s current National Prize Bond FAQ confirms the Rs.100 prize structure of one First Prize, three Second Prizes and 1,199 Third Prizes. National Savings currently states the six-year claim period and 15%/30% filer and non-filer withholding rates.
Latest Rs.100 Prize Bond Result
The newest completed Rs.100 draw should always appear automatically in the live section above.
A completed draw page should show:
- draw number;
- date;
- city;
- First Prize winning number;
- three Second Prize winning numbers;
- complete 1,199-number Third Prize list; and
- a search box for checking the result.
National Savings maintains official downloadable Rs.100 result records and currently lists 2026 draws for 16 February, 15 May and 17 August 2026 in its Rs.100 archive.
For several bonds or older results, use Prize Bond Power Search instead of manually scanning every Third Prize list.
Rs.100 Prize Bond Draw Schedule 2026
The official 2026 schedule gives four Rs.100 draws:
| Draw Date | City | Status* |
|---|---|---|
| 16 February 2026 | Karachi | Completed |
| 15 May 2026 | Hyderabad | Completed |
| 17 August 2026 | Multan | Completed |
| 16 November 2026 | Faisalabad | Upcoming |
*Status shown as of 10 September 2026. Your plugin should determine the live status rather than relying permanently on this static column.
The Central Directorate of National Savings issued the official 2026 schedule on 21 October 2025. It also states that if a scheduled draw falls on a public holiday, the draw moves to the following working day.
For all denominations together, see the Prize Bond Draw Schedule.
Rs.100 Prize Bond Prize Details
The current Rs.100 prize structure is straightforward:
First Prize
1 winning number × Rs.700,000
One common number receives the First Prize under the applicable series structure.
Second Prize
3 winning numbers × Rs.200,000 each
Three numbers are selected for Second Prize.
Third Prize
1,199 winning numbers × Rs.1,000 each
The Third Prize section is much longer, which is why an online number search is more useful than manually reading the whole list.
That gives 1,203 common winning numbers in total: 1 First Prize + 3 Second Prizes + 1,199 Third Prizes.
For a side-by-side comparison with other denominations, see Prize Bond Prize Details.
How to Check an Rs.100 Prize Bond Number
If you are checking the latest draw, open the relevant result above and enter your number in its search field.
For a bond that has been kept for several months or years, the Power Search is more useful because it can search available historical records without requiring you to open every Rs.100 draw individually.
Enter the number exactly as printed.
For example:
Correct: 004381
Do not shorten it to: 4381
Prize Bond numbers are six-digit identifiers. Leading zeros must be preserved.
If Saving.com.pk reports a significant winning match, note the draw number and date and compare it with the corresponding official National Savings result before starting a financial claim.
When Does an Rs.100 Bond Become Eligible for a Draw?
Buying an Rs.100 Prize Bond shortly before qura andazi does not automatically make it eligible for that draw.
National Savings currently states that a Prize Bond must have been issued at least 60 days before the draw date to qualify for a prize.
The official FAQ also describes the period before a draw as the shut period for the relevant denomination.
In practical terms, check the issue date rather than assuming that possession on draw day alone establishes eligibility.
Where Can You Buy an Rs.100 Prize Bond?
SBP BSC currently states that ordinary National Prize Bonds can be purchased or encashed through:
- SBP BSC offices;
- designated commercial-bank branches; and
- National Savings Centres,
using the prescribed application process and valid CNIC documentation.
An Rs.100 bond is a bearer National Prize Bond, unlike the registered Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 Premium Prize Bonds.
For the complete buying procedure, see Where and How to Buy Prize Bonds.
Rs.100 Prize Bond Tax
Prize amounts displayed on result pages are gross amounts before withholding tax.
National Savings currently states:
- Filer / ATL: 15%
- Non-filer: 30%
For example, on the Rs.700,000 First Prize:
| Status | Gross Prize | Tax | Amount After Withholding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filer | Rs.700,000 | Rs.105,000 | Rs.595,000 |
| Non-filer | Rs.700,000 | Rs.210,000 | Rs.490,000 |
These are straightforward examples using the currently published withholding rates. For the full explanation, use Prize Bond Tax for Filer and Non-Filer.
What to Do If Your Rs.100 Bond Wins
Keep the original bond secure.
For an ordinary bearer National Prize Bond, the physical winning bond is required as part of the claim process. SBP BSC currently lists PB-23 as its Prize Money Claim Application Form.
Before taking action:
- Check all six digits again.
- Confirm the denomination is Rs.100.
- Note the draw number and date.
- Compare the match with the official result.
- Keep the original winning bond safe.
- Use the current authorized claim procedure.
National Savings states that prize money can be claimed for up to six years from the relevant draw date.
See How to Claim Prize Bond Winnings for the complete procedure.
How Rs.100 Draws Work
People in Pakistan often refer to a Prize Bond draw as qura andazi or a lucky draw.
National Savings explains that the draw is held by a committee constituted by the Central Directorate of National Savings. Winning numbers are drawn through a hand-operated draw machine, and the draw ceremony is open to the public.
No official system provides advance guaranteed winning numbers.
A historical result can tell you whether a number has won. It cannot tell you which number will win next.
Read How Prize Bond Draws Work in Pakistan for more detail.
Browse Previous Rs.100 Prize Bond Draws
This page should serve as the main Rs.100 result hub, so previous draws should remain easy to browse beneath the latest result.
The dynamic draw section should ideally display each previous draw with:
Draw # → Date → City → View Full Result
Keep this database-driven rather than manually writing dozens of old links into article text.
National Savings currently provides Rs.100 historical draw files going back through multiple years.
Saving.com.pk organizes these records so a visitor can move from this denomination page to the relevant individual result or search a number across available history.
FAQs
What is the First Prize of the Rs.100 Prize Bond?
The current First Prize is Rs.700,000 for one common winning number. SBP BSC also lists three Second Prizes of Rs.200,000 and 1,199 Third Prizes of Rs.1,000.
How many winning numbers are there in an Rs.100 draw?
There are 1,203 common winning numbers under the current structure: one First Prize, three Second Prizes and 1,199 Third Prizes.
When is the next Rs.100 Prize Bond draw?
According to the official 2026 schedule, after the 17 August Multan draw the remaining Rs.100 draw is scheduled for 16 November 2026 in Faisalabad. Use the live schedule on this page for the current upcoming draw after future schedules are issued.
How do I check an old Rs.100 Prize Bond?
Use Power Search to search the historical records available in Saving.com.pk’s database. Keep all six digits, including zeros at the beginning.
Can an Rs.100 Prize Bond bought just before the draw win?
A newly issued bond must have been issued at least 60 days before the relevant draw to qualify, according to National Savings.
How much tax is deducted from an Rs.100 Prize Bond prize?
National Savings currently states withholding of 15% for filers and 30% for non-filers.
Is Saving.com.pk the official Prize Bond result website?
No. Saving.com.pk is an independent information website. It organizes Prize Bond results for easier browsing and searching. The corresponding official National Savings/SBP BSC record remains the final reference for a financial claim.