Prize Bonds in Pakistan – All Key Details and Information

Prize bond is regarded as one of the safest investments in Pakistan. Prize bonds are available in different denominations. In addition, National Savings conduct the prize bond draw after every 15 days. However, draw for each prize bond held after every 3 months.

Just have a look below at different prize bonds, no of prizes along with their denominations.

Rs 100 Prize Bond

It is the lowest denomination prize bond with 1,203 no of winners in each draw of Rs 100 Prize Bond.

·         First Prize – Rs 700,000 (1 Winner)

·         Second Prize – Rs 200,000 (3 Winners)

·         Third Prize – Rs 1,000 (1199 Winners)

Rs 200 Prize Bond

It is the second lowest denomination prize bond with 2,400 no of winners in each draw of Rs 200 Prize Bond.

·         First Prize – Rs 750,000 (1 Winner)

·         Second Prize – Rs 250,000 (5 Winners)

·         Third Prize – Rs 1,250 (2394 Winners)

Rs 750 Prize Bond

It is the third lowest denomination prize bond with 1,700 no of winners in each draw of Rs 750 Prize Bond.

·         First Prize – Rs 15,00,000 (1 Winner)

·         Second Prize – Rs 500,000 (3 Winners)

·         Third Prize – Rs 9,300 (1696 Winners)

Rs 1500 Prize Bond

It is the fourth lowest denomination prize bond with 1,700 no of winners in each draw of Rs 1500 Prize Bond.

·         First Prize – Rs 3,000,000 (1 Winner)

·         Second Prize – Rs 1,000,000 (3 Winners)

·         Third Prize – Rs 18,500 (1696 Winners)

Rs 7500 Prize Bond

It is the fourth highest denomination prize bond with 1,700 no of winners in each draw of Rs 7500 Prize Bond.

·         First Prize – Rs 15,000,000 (1 Winner)

·         Second Prize – Rs 5,000,000 (3 Winners)

·         Third Prize – Rs 93,000 (1696 Winners)

Rs 15000 Prize Bond

It is the third highest denomination prize bond with 1,700 no of winners in each draw of Rs 15000 Prize Bond.

·         First Prize – Rs 30,000,000 (1 Winner)

·         Second Prize – Rs 10,000,000 (3 Winners)

·         Third Prize – Rs 185,000 (1696 Winners)

Rs 25000 Prize Bond

It is the second highest denomination prize bond with 1,700 no of winners in each draw of Rs 25000 Prize Bond.

·         First Prize – Rs 50,000,000 (1 Winner)

·         Second Prize – Rs 15,000,000 (3 Winners)

·         Third Prize – Rs 312,000 (1696 Winners)

Rs 40,000 Premium Prize Bond

It is the highest denomination prize bond with 1,700 no of winners in each draw of Rs 40000 Prize Bond.

·         First Prize – Rs 80,000,000 (1 Winner)

·         Second Prize – Rs 30,000,000 (3 Winners)

·         Third Prize – Rs 500,000 (1696 Winners)


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