Download Prize Bond Draw Schedule 2024 by National Savings of Pakistan. Schedule of upcoming prize bond lucky draw of all denominations with draw, date, day and city where it is held. This timetable is updated every year with the dates and cities where the draw will be organized by the National Savings Organisation. All prize bond values come 4 times a year and after every 3 months, there is a prize bond of a specific value. This current year prize bond schedule 2024 list contains all prize bonds like Rs. 100, 200, 750, 1500, 7500, 15000, 25000, and 40000 premium prize bond draw schemes will help you find your next money management to buy these bonds.
This Schedule National Savings Complete Draw List is provided online before the start of the year through www.savings.gov.pk. This chart will inform you of the next draw dates, cities, and any changes to the list if there is a public holiday between the draw dates. There is no draw on Saturday and Sunday as it is a public holiday by the Federal Government and therefore you should know that these dates will be considered blank in the Prize Bond Draw Schedule 2024.
The formula maker takes city and date into consideration when choosing prize bonds and playing money games. Pakistan Savings Certificates Prize Bonds have different prices and thus are bought by different people with purchasing power. You will find Prize Bonds Lucky Draw Calendar and Dates in Pakistan from January to December as a whole year. You can download Prize Bond 2024 Draw Schedule for your desktop for online viewing anytime. Check the full schedule of National Savings of Pakistan Prize Bond 2024 here.
| DRAW # | PRIZE BONDS | DATE | DAY | CITY | STATUS |
| #46 | 100 | 15 May, 24 | Wednesday | LAHORE | Upcoming |
| #98 | 1500 | 15 May, 24 | Wednesday | KARACHI | Upcoming |
| #14 | 25000 | 10 Jun, 24 | Monday | PESHAWAR | Upcoming |
| #29 | 40000 | 10 Jun, 24 | Monday | MULTAN | Upcoming |
| #98 | 200 | 17 Jun, 24 | Monday | RAWALPINDI | Upcoming |
| #99 | 750 | 15 Jul, 24 | Monday | QUETTA | Upcoming |
| #47 | 100 | 15 Aug, 24 | Tuesday | KARACHI | Upcoming |
| #99 | 1500 | 15 Aug, 24 | Tuesday | MULTAN | Upcoming |
| #15 | 25000 | 10 Sep, 24 | Tuesday | HYDERABAD | Upcoming |
| #30 | 40000 | 10 Sep, 24 | Tuesday | LAHORE | Upcoming |
| #99 | 200 | 16 Sep, 24 | Monday | PESHAWAR | Upcoming |
| #100 | 750 | 15 Oct, 24 | Tuesday | FAISALABAD | Upcoming |
| #48 | 100 | 15 Nov, 24 | Friday | MULTAN | Upcoming |
| #100 | 1500 | 15 Nov, 24 | Friday | RAWALPINDI | Upcoming |
| #16 | 25000 | 10 Dec, 24 | Tuesday | QUETTA | Upcoming |
| #31 | 40000 | 10 Dec, 24 | Tuesday | MUZAFFARABAD | Upcoming |
| #100 | 200 | 16 Dec, 24 | Monday | SIALKOT | Upcoming |
| Note: In case draw fall in public holiday (s) the draw will be held on the following working day (s) | |||||
Also Check: All Prize Bond List 2024 – Draw Results
Prize Bond Schedule
Prize Bond List 2024
Prize Bond is a lottery bond issued by National Savings Pakistan. It is a non-interest-bearing security that is entered into a prize lottery whereby a randomly selected bondholder receives a prize payout. It is a bearer type of investment protection, which does not provide any premium or returns. In Pakistan, prize bonds are financial instruments issued by the government. The government issues these bonds to raise money whenever it is needed. Perhaps the only downside for investors is that if their bonds are not issued, the rupee depreciates. We have brought the latest information about Prize Bond Schedule 2024.
Prize Bond Pakistan
The National Savings Prize Bond Scheme was launched in 1960 to borrow money from the public at low rates and award cash prizes through lucky draws. Each bond is drawn four times a year, but no interest or dividends are paid on these bonds. There is no prize bond purchase limit. National Bank of Pakistan, Allied Bank, United Bank Limited, MCB, and Bank Al Falah are the only authorized banks to issue prize bonds in Pakistan. Investors can place prize bond checks online here. The prize bond is considered as an investment and the security type of national prize bonds are available for less than Rs.200, Rs.750, Rs.15,000 and Rs.40,000 respectively.
| No of Prize Winning | Amount | Prizes |
| Prize Bond RS. 100/- | ||
| 01 | 700,000 | 1st Prize |
| 03 | 200,000 | 2nd Prize |
| 1,199 | 1,000 | 3rd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 200/- | ||
| 01 | 750,000 | 1st Prize |
| 05 | 250,000 | 2nd Prize |
| 2,349 | 1,250 | 3rd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 750/- | ||
| 01 | 1,500,000 | 1st Prize |
| 03 | 500,000 | 2nd Prize |
| 1696 | 9,300 | 3rd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 1500/- | ||
| 01 | 3,000,000 | 1st Prize |
| 03 | 1,000,000 | 2nd Prize |
| 1696 | 18,500 | 3rd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 7500/- | ||
| 01 | 15,000,000 | 1st Prize |
| 03 | 5,000,000 | 2nd Prize |
| 1696 | 93,000 | 3rd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 15000/- | ||
| 01 | 30,000,000 | 1st Prize |
| 03 | 10,000,000 | 2nd Prize |
| 1696 | 185,000 | 3rd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 25000/- | ||
| 01 | 50,000,000 | 1st Prize |
| 03 | 15,000,000 | 2nd Prize |
| 1696 | 312,000 | 3rd Prize |
| Prize Bond RS. 40000/- | ||
| 01 | 75,000,000 | 1st Prize |
| 03 | 25,000,000 | 2nd Prize |
| 1696 | 500,000 | 3rd Prize |
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Prize Bond FAQ
Q. What is a prize bond?
Prize Bond is a lottery bond offered by National Savings Pakistan, a bearer type of investment security, which does not earn any premium or interest. Available in different denominations.
Q. What prize bond prices are available?
Prize bonds in Pakistan are available in Rs. 100, 200, 750, 1500, 7500, 15000, 25000, 40000 and 40,000 premium bond spreads.
Q. Who issues prize bonds?
Prize Bonds in Pakistan are issued by National Savings, Ministry of Finance with instructions from the Government of Pakistan.
Q. What is the prize bond schedule for 2024?
The prize bond draw takes place every other week, usually on the first working day of the month, and in the middle of the month. The draw of each sect is done quarterly.
Q. How can I claim the prize bond prize?
To claim the prize money on winning the prize bond list, the owner has to fill the form and submit the following along with photocopy of valid CNIC,
Original winning prize bond signed by applicant
Photocopy of award bond signed by the applicant.
Q. What is the maximum prize on a prize bond?
A maximum prize of 80,000,000 is offered on a premium 40,000 prize bond. The second largest amount is 75,000,000 offered on a normal 40,000 prize bond. These draws are held quarterly.
Q. Who can buy prize bonds?
Anyone residing inside or outside Pakistan can easily purchase prize bonds from any scheduled bank or registered dealer.
Q. Can I buy prize bonds online?
No, prize bonds cannot be purchased online. To buy bonds you have to visit any local bank, National Savings or State Bank offices. Please do not trust any website or dealer online.
Q. What are the prize bond assessment papers?
Although there are various estimators available online for winning prize bonds, there is no formula for winning. Only luck matters, so try your luck! It is purely a lottery based system.
Q. What is the first prize of Rs. 100 prize bond?
First prize of Rs. 100 prize bond is 700,000. 2nd prize of Rs.200,000 with a total of 3 prizes, and 3rd prize of Rs. 1000, with a total of 1200 prizes.
Q. What is the first prize of Rs. 200 prize bond?
First prize of Rs. 200 prize bond is 750,000. 2nd prize of Rs.250,000 with a total of 3 prizes, and 3rd prize of Rs. 1000, with a total of 1250 prizes.
Q. What is the first prize of Rs. 750 prize bond?
First prize of Rs. 750 prize bond is 15,00,000. 2nd prize of Rs.500,000 with a total of 3 prizes, and 3rd prize of Rs. 9300, with a total of 1696 prizes.
Q. What is the first prize of Rs. 1500 prize bond?
First prize of Rs. 1500 prize bond is 30,00,000. 2nd prize of Rs.10,00,000 with a total of 3 prizes, and 3rd prize of Rs. 18500, with a total of 1696 prizes.
Q. What is the first prize of Rs. 7500 prize bond?
First prize of Rs. 7500 prize bond is 15,000,000. 2nd prize is Rs.50,00,000 with a total of 3 prizes and 3rd prize is Rs. 93000, with a total of 1696 prizes.
Q. What is the first prize of Rs. 15000 prize bond?
First prize of Rs. 15000 prize bond is 30,000,000. 2nd prize of Rs.10,000,000 with a total of 3 prizes, and 3rd prize of Rs. 185000, with a total of 1696 prizes.
Q. What is the first prize of Rs. 25000 prize bond?
First prize of Rs. 25000 prize bond is 50,000,000. 2nd prize Rs.15,000,000 with total 3 prizes and 3rd prize is Rs. 312000, with a total of 1696 prizes.
Q. What is the first prize of Rs. 40000 prize bond?
First prize of Rs. 40000 prize bond is 75,000,000. 2nd prize Rs.25,000,000 with total 3 prizes and 3rd prize is Rs. 500,000, with a total of 1696 prizes.
Q. What is the first prize of Rs. 40000 premium prize bond?
First prize of Rs. 40000 premium prize bond is 80,000,000. 2nd prize Rs.30,000,000 with total 3 prizes and 3rd prize is Rs. 600,000, with a total of 1696 prizes.
Q. What is the tenure of the prize bond?
There is no such maturity, the prize bonds remain valid until the end of the scheme, and the bonds have no maximum age or expiry date.
Question: What is a prize claim?
The maximum period for claiming the prize is six years from the date of draw. So if you’ve won a prize and don’t know it, just search the results on our search pages and claim your prize.
Q. Do I need to pay tax on prize bond winnings?
If you win a prize, you must pay tax on the winnings. Which is 15% for FBR NTN holders (filers) and 25% for non-tax filers.
Q. How many numbers are there in each series of bonds?
Less than one million, which is 999,999 in each series of bonds.
Q. Are there any prize bonds or gas papers?
Prize Bond is the concept of Gas Paper and Prize Bond Guru. However, in reality there is no such thing. This is purely a lottery system, no algorithm or any shortcut can make you win numbers.
Q. Where can I buy a prize bond?
To buy bonds, you can visit any local bank, National Savings or State Bank offices across Pakistan to buy prize bonds.
Q. What if my bonds are lost or stolen?
No refund or exchange is available for these bonds, they are a barrier type of bonds, i.e. whoever owns or holds the bonds will get the prize money. So keep your bonds safe, as there are no refunds or exchanges available for them.