National Savings Pakistan has officially announced the results for the Rs. 750 Prize Bond Draw No. 108 held in Rawalpindi on October 15, 2026. The prestigious first prize of Rs. 1.5 million was awarded to bond number 347425, while three winners secured the second prize of Rs. 500,000 each.
The Central Directorate of National Savings has successfully conducted the much-anticipated Rs. 750 prize bond draw for the month of October 2026. Investors across the country eagerly tracked the proceedings as Draw No. 108 took place in Rawalpindi under standard regulatory oversight. These government-backed savings instruments remain a cornerstone of retail investment in Pakistan due to their capital security and rewarding incentive structure.
What Are the Winning Numbers for the October 2026 Draw?
Official records released by National Savings outline the distribution of prizes for this quarter’s event. Participants holding the designated serial numbers can now verify their certificates against the official ledger.
- First Prize (Rs. 1,500,000): 347425
- Second Prize (Rs. 500,000 each): 007447, 827353, and 876615
- Third Prize (Rs. 9,300 each): Distributed across 1,696 winning numbers
| Prize Category | Prize Amount (PKR) | Number of Winners | Winning Numbers / Details |
| First Prize | Rs. 1,500,000 | 1 | 347425 |
| Second Prize | Rs. 500,000 | 3 | 007447, 827353, 876615 |
| Third Prize | Rs. 9,300 | 1,696 | Full list available via National Savings channels |
How Are Prize Bond Winnings Taxed in Pakistan?
Claiming prize money requires an understanding of the applicable withholding tax frameworks enforced by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR). The net amount disbursed to winners varies depending on whether the individual is registered on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL).
- Filers: Subject to a 15% withholding tax rate, reducing the net first prize payout to approximately Rs. 1,275,000, second prize to Rs. 425,000, and third prize to roughly Rs. 7,905.
- Non-Filers: Subject to a 30% withholding tax rate, bringing the net take-home amount for the first prize down to Rs. 1,050,000, second prize to Rs. 350,000, and third prize to Rs. 6,510.
Why the Rs. 750 Denomination Remains a Popular Investment Choice
The Rs. 750 denomination continues to attract massive public participation due to its affordability and accessibility for middle-income households. Unlike fixed-term commercial deposits, prize bonds feature no expiration date, allowing citizens to hold onto their capital indefinitely while remaining eligible for quarterly lucky draws. This blend of absolute principal safety backed by the State Bank of Pakistan and speculative cash upside drives continuous demand across major urban and rural financial centers.
How to Check Results and Claim Your Prize
Investors looking to verify their bond numbers should rely exclusively on official gazettes, authorized commercial banks, or the official National Savings portal. To process a claim, winners must submit a formal prize money claim form along with their original prize bond certificate and a verified copy of their Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) to any designated SBP-BSC office or authorized branch.
As Draw No. 108 concludes in Rawalpindi, attention shifts toward the upcoming schedule adjustments managed by the central financial authorities. Regular participants are advised to keep their documentation updated and secure while preparing for future quarterly iterations across different host cities.
