Prize Bond List 2026: Complete Draw Schedule and Denominations

The prize bond list 2026 is the official calendar of all prize bond draws in Pakistan, announced by the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) at the start of the year. It covers six active denominations — Rs 100, Rs 200, Rs 750, Rs 1,500, Rs 25,000 Premium and Rs 40,000 Premium — with 24 draws held across the country from January to December. According to the prize bond list 2026 issued by National Savings, every denomination is drawn four times a year in a fixed quarterly rotation.

This page presents the complete prize bond draw schedule 2026 with dates, draw numbers and cities, plus prize amounts, tax rules and how to check official results. Bookmark it and check back after every draw.

Prize Bond List 2026: Full Draw Calendar

The prize bond list 2026 covers 24 draws in total — 16 ordinary (bearer) draws and 8 premium registered draws:

All draws are conducted publicly under National Savings supervision. If any date falls on a public holiday, the draw moves to the next working day.

Ordinary vs Premium Bonds

In the prize bond list 2026, ordinary bearer bonds of Rs 100, Rs 200, Rs 750 and Rs 1,500 work on a simple principle: buy the bond, hold it, and enter every quarterly draw until you encash it. The principal is never at risk and bonds never expire. Prize amounts for ordinary bonds are:

• Rs 100: 1st Rs 700,000 (1 winner), 2nd Rs 200,000 (3), 3rd Rs 1,000 (1,199)
• Rs 200: 1st Rs 750,000 (1), 2nd Rs 250,000 (5), 3rd Rs 1,250 (2,394)
• Rs 750: 1st Rs 1,500,000 (1), 2nd Rs 500,000 (3), 3rd Rs 9,300 (1,696)
• Rs 1,500: 1st Rs 3,000,000 (1), 2nd Rs 1,000,000 (3), 3rd Rs 18,500 (1,696)

The prize bond list 2026 also includes the two premium denominations, which are registered in the buyer’s name and pay biannual profit in addition to prizes:

• Rs 25,000 Premium: 1st Rs 30,000,000 (2 winners), 2nd Rs 10,000,000 (5), 3rd Rs 300,000 (700)
• Rs 40,000 Premium: 1st Rs 80,000,000 (1), 2nd Rs 30,000,000 (3), 3rd Rs 500,000 (660)

Note that the old bearer bonds of Rs 7,500 and Rs 15,000 were withdrawn by the government and no longer appear in the schedule. Holders of these withdrawn bonds should encash or convert them through authorised channels. For denomination-by-denomination guides, see our prize bonds in Pakistan hub and our Prize Bond 750 Draw 2026 schedule page.

How to Check Results and Claim Prizes

The prize bond list 2026 helps bondholders track every draw, but checking results requires the official winning-number lists published at savings.gov.pk after each draw, in leading newspapers and at National Savings Centres. Ordinary-bond winners can lodge claims 3 to 4 working days after the draw (valid for six years) with the original bond and CNIC, while premium-bond winnings are credited automatically to the registered bank account.

Independent resources such as Saving.com.pk publish the official prize tables for all denominations, and TechJuice carries the official 2026 draw dates and cities announcement.

Tax on Prize Bond Winnings

All prize money is paid after withholding tax: 15% for active tax filers and 30% for non-filers. On the Rs 8 crore top prize of the Rs 40,000 premium bond, that is the difference between keeping Rs 6.8 crore and Rs 5.6 crore — so filer status matters enormously at the top end, and still matters on smaller prizes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find the official prize bond list 2026?

The official prize bond list 2026 is published by the Central Directorate of National Savings and available at savings.gov.pk, with full winning-number lists after each draw.

How many prize bond draws are held in 2026?

Twenty-four draws in total — four per denomination across six active denominations.

What is the biggest prize in 2026?

The Rs 8 crore (Rs 80,000,000) first prize of the Rs 40,000 premium bond.

Are the Rs 7,500 and Rs 15,000 bonds still valid?

These bearer denominations were withdrawn by the government. Holders should encash or convert them through authorised banks or National Savings Centres.

Do I need to be a tax filer to claim a prize?

No, but non-filers pay 30% withholding tax versus 15% for filers, so filing saves a substantial amount on any win.

Prize Bond List 2026: A Quick Note

The official prize bond list 2026 schedule covers all denominations from Rs 100 to Rs 40,000, with draws held quarterly in rotating cities. Always verify results against the prize bond list 2026 published by National Savings, and remember that prizes remain claimable for six years after each draw.

Prize Bond Draw Schedule and Denominations

The full prize bond draw schedule 2026 lists quarterly draws for every denomination through the year. Check the 40000 prize bond list and 750 prize bond list after their respective draws on the National Savings website. The consolidated prize bond winners list for each draw confirms first, second and third prizes, and the prize bond list 2026 remains the authoritative reference for all denominations.

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