The results of the Rs750 prize bond draw, held on January 15, 2026, have been partially announced by Pakistan’s National Savings Centre. The draw took place in Peshawar and attracted widespread attention from investors across the country.
Prize bonds continue to be one of Pakistan’s most popular savings instruments. They combine secure capital protection with the chance to win cash prizes. As a result, each draw generates strong public interest, especially among small and middle-income savers.
Rs750 Prize Bond Draw Held in Peshawar
The Rs750 prize bond draw, officially listed as Draw No. 105, was conducted at the National Savings Centre in Peshawar on Thursday. This draw is part of the regular schedule issued by the National Savings Division for 2026.
Although the complete list of winners has not yet been released, the major prize winners have already been announced. Officials confirmed that the full list will be uploaded to the official National Savings website after formal verification.
In recent years, Peshawar has hosted several prize bond draws. These events are rotated across major cities to ensure transparency and nationwide participation.
First and Second Prize Winners Announced
According to the official announcement, the first prize of Rs1.5 million was awarded to the holder of prize bond number 809258. This remains the highest possible reward for the Rs750 denomination.
Meanwhile, three second prizes of Rs500,000 each were also announced. These prizes were claimed by the holders of the following bond numbers:
488890
746418
748328
Winning a second prize remains a significant financial boost. For many households, it can cover major expenses or support long-term savings goals.
Thousands Receive Third Prizes
In addition to the top prizes, a large number of bondholders received third prizes. According to the draw results, 1,696 winners were awarded Rs9,300 each.
Although smaller in value, third prizes are the most widely distributed. They help maintain public interest in prize bonds and reward consistent participation.
National Savings officials have emphasized that all prizes are subject to tax deductions. The rate depends on the winner’s tax filer status, in line with government regulations.
Why Prize Bonds Remain Popular in Pakistan
Prize bonds have long been viewed as a safe and accessible savings option in Pakistan. Unlike many investments, they do not lose their face value. At the same time, they offer periodic chances to win substantial prizes.
Currently, prize bonds are available in denominations of Rs100, Rs200, Rs750, Rs1,500, Rs25,000, and Rs40,000. This wide range allows people from different income groups to participate.
Moreover, prize bonds are backed by the federal government. This makes them attractive during periods of economic uncertainty, inflation, or volatile markets.
How to Check the Full Winners List
The complete list of Rs750 prize bond winners will be published on the official National Savings website. Bondholders are advised to check the list carefully once it becomes available.
Winners can claim their prizes through designated National Savings offices or authorized branches. Valid identification and the original prize bond are required for verification.
Importantly, prize claims must be submitted within the prescribed time period. Failure to do so may result in forfeiture.
2026 Prize Bond Draw Schedule Released
Alongside the draw results, the National Savings Division has already released the full prize bond draw schedule for 2026. The schedule includes both national and premium prize bonds.
This advance planning allows investors to track upcoming draws and manage their savings accordingly. It also reflects the government’s effort to maintain transparency and public trust.
As anticipation builds for future draws, millions of Pakistanis continue to see prize bonds as a simple yet reliable way to save. For some, the January 15 draw has already turned that hope into reality.
