Hey, people are you looking to buy the prize bond in Pakistan, right here we have compiled complete details on how you can easily get the prize bond, what is the prize money of different bonds and which banks are selling prize bonds.
So let’s start with what is actually prize bond?
A prize bond is a lucky draw bond, accessible by the National Savings Pakistan (Ministry of Finance) and issued on behalf of the Government of Pakistan.
There are a number of banks in Pakistan such as Bank Alfalah, United Bank; MCB Bank, Allied Bank, Bank Al Habib, etc are selected amongst the banks that have been authorized by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to increase the outreach of the premium prize bond scheme to the general public.
Prize bonds are like a bearer type of investment security, which offer no premium or profit, or interest.
Prize Bonds in Pakistan are obtainable at the following face values:
- Rs.100
- Rs.200
- Rs.750
- Rs.1500
- Rs.25000 (Premium Prize Bonds) Registered
- Rs.40000 (Premium Prize Bonds) Registered
The government of Pakistan issues prizes bonds in a proper series, and every series is limited to 1,000,000 bonds (one million numbers).
The government holds a lucky draw for the prize bonds quarterly and every quarter the lucky winners are publicized via lucky draws.
The prize bonds’ lucky draws are held in major cities of Pakistan, nearly 36 times yearly.
The Complete Prize Bond Draw Schedule 2022 from January to December 2022 is as follows:
Prize Bond Rs. 100 Winning Amount
| Prize Bond | Prize Numbers | Prize Money | Prize List |
| Prize Bond RS. 100/- | 01 | 700,000 | 1st Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 100/- | 03 | 200,000 | 2nd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 100/- | 1,199 | 1,000 | 3rd Prize |
Prize Bond Rs. 200 Winning Amount
| Prize Bond | Prize Numbers | Prize Money | Prize List |
| Prize Bond RS. 200/- | 01 | 750,000 | 1st Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 200/- | 05 | 250,000 | 2nd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 200/- | 2,349 | 1,250 | 3rd Prize |
Prize Bond Rs. 750 Winning Amount
| Prize Bond | Prize Numbers | Prize Money | Prize List |
| Prize Bond RS. 750/- | 01 | 1,500,000 | 1st Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 750/- | 03 | 500,000 | 2nd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 750/- | 1696 | 9,300 | 3rd Prize |
Prize Bond Rs. 1500 Winning Amount
| Prize Bond | Prize Numbers | Prize Money | Prize List |
| Prize Bond RS. 1500/- | 01 | 3,000,000 | 1st Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 1500/- | 03 | 1,000,000 | 2nd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 1500/- | 1696 | 18,500 | 3rd Prize |
Prize Bond Rs. 25000 Winning Amount
| Prize Bond | Prize Numbers | Prize Money | Prize List |
| Prize Bond RS. 25000/- | 01 | 50,000,000 | 1st Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 25000/- | 03 | 15,000,000 | 2nd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 25000/- | 1696 | 312,000 | 3rd Prize |
Premium Prize Bond Rs. 40000 Winning Amount
| Prize Bond | Prize Numbers | Prize Money | Prize List |
| Prize Bond RS. 40000 Premium | 01 | 80,000,000 | 1st Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 40000 Premium | 03 | 30,000,000 | 2nd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 40000 Premium | 660 | 500,000 | 3rd Prize |
Who can buy Prize Bond in Pakistan?
All Pakistani citizens and overseas Pakistanis above the age of 18 are eligible to purchase prize bonds.
Following documents are required for purchasing the Premium Prize Bond in Pakistan
Valid CNIC Copy
Account Maintenance Certificate (A/C title, IBAN number, status of a/c, Bank & Branch Name)
Tax Certificate (for fillers)
Nominee CNIC
You can download the application form for purchasing the Premium Prize bond in Pakistan: Download Here
You can check the schedule for the prize bonds draw in 2022 from January to December:
How to claim a prize bond prize?
To claim the prize money of the prize bond you need to fill out the application form, attach a CNIC photocopy, duly signed original and photocopy of the prize bond certificate by the denominator, and then submit it to the National Saving Bank Branches.
For more FAQs regarding the prize bonds in Pakistan click here.
Important Note:
Prize bonds in Pakistan can not be purchased online so beware of these things. Only buy the prize bond from SBP, National Savings, and designated commercial banks’ branches.
