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4 draws per year · Muzaffarabad, Peshawar, Lahore, Karachi
Held in Hyderabad · Source: savings.gov.pk
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The Rs. 100 prize bond is the most affordable denomination. Draws are held 4 times per year. First prize is Rs. 700,000 and there is one winner. Second prize is Rs. 200,000 with three winners. Third prize is Rs. 1,000 with 1,199 winners.
Rs. 100 prize bonds are drawn 4 times per year in Muzaffarabad, Peshawar, Lahore, Karachi. Use the checker above to verify single numbers, check a full series range, or paste a bulk list of bond numbers.
Welcome to the complete Rs. 100 prize bond page. Whether you want to check the latest Rs. 100 prize bond list, look up a draw result, or search your number online, you can do it all right here. Our checker at the top of this page is already set to the Rs. 100 denomination, so you just enter your number and search. Below the tool you'll find the full prize structure, how the draw works, how to claim a prize, the tax rules, and answers to the questions people ask most about the Rs. 100 bond.
The Rs. 100 prize bond is one of the savings instruments issued by the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) and managed through the State Bank of Pakistan. It's popular because it does two things at once. It keeps your money completely safe, since the bond never loses its face value and can be cashed back any time, and it gives you a real chance at a cash prize at every draw. Your savings stay protected while you wait for the draw, which is why so many Pakistani families keep Rs. 100 bonds year after year.
Every Rs. 100 draw pays out a fixed set of prizes decided by the State Bank. Here's the full breakdown so you know exactly what your bond could win:
| Prize | Winners per draw | Amount each |
|---|---|---|
| First prize | 1 | Rs. 700,000 |
| Second prize | 3 | Rs. 200,000 |
| Third prize | 1,199 | Rs. 1,000 |
Notice that the third prize has 1,199 winners in every single draw. That's the part people overlook. While the first prize of Rs. 700,000 grabs attention, your realistic chance of winning something sits with that long third-prize list. Plenty of Rs. 100 holders pick up a third prize over the years without ever landing the top amount, which is exactly why checking every draw matters.
Checking the Rs. 100 prize bond list online takes seconds with the tool on this page. Here's how:
If you hold several Rs. 100 bonds, you don't have to check them one by one. Use the bulk option and paste all your numbers separated by commas, and the tool runs through every one of them together. This is the fastest way to check a whole booklet of bonds at once. Many people search for the Rs. 100 prize bond list online check going back several years, and because we keep past draws on file, you can look back across recent draws in one place.
The Rs. 100 bond is drawn four times a year. The State Bank sets the dates well in advance, and the draw venue rotates between major cities across Pakistan including Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad and Hyderabad. The balloting is a public event using a hand-operated draw machine, and members of the public are allowed to attend and watch. We publish the Rs. 100 result within minutes of the official State Bank announcement, so you can check your number on the same day the draw happens. You'll find every upcoming date on our draw schedule page.
If your number is on the winning list, the first thing to do is keep the bond completely safe. A prize bond is a bearer instrument, which means whoever physically holds it is entitled to claim the prize. Treat a winning Rs. 100 bond exactly like cash, because if it's lost, whoever finds it can claim it. Here's how the claim works:
One thing people forget: you have six years from the draw date to claim. After that the prize is forfeited permanently. So don't leave a winning Rs. 100 bond sitting in a drawer. This is also why checking old draws matters, because an unclaimed win from a year or two ago might still be collectable.
You won't get the full prize amount in your hand, because the government deducts withholding tax at the moment you claim, under Section 156 of the Income Tax Ordinance. The rate depends entirely on your tax filer status. An active filer with the FBR pays 15%. A non-filer pays 30%, which is exactly double. On a Rs. 700,000 first prize, that difference is enormous, and it's the same win either way. The single best thing you can do before a draw is register as a filer, because it cuts your prize tax in half and also helps you with loans and other financial paperwork.
Use the checker at the top of this page. It's preset to Rs. 100. Enter your six-digit number and press check, and we compare it against the official winning list for the draw you select. You can also paste several numbers at once.
The Rs. 100 first prize is Rs. 700,000, with one winner per draw. There are also three second prizes of Rs. 200,000 each and 1,199 third prizes of Rs. 1,000 each.
The Rs. 100 bond is drawn four times a year. We publish each result within minutes of the official State Bank announcement.
No. Pakistan uses a single common draw, so one set of winning numbers applies to every series of the Rs. 100 denomination. Only your six-digit number matters.
Six years from the draw date. After that the prize is forfeited, so check your bonds regularly and claim promptly.
Filers pay 15% and non-filers pay 30%. The tax is deducted at source when you claim and is treated as final.
We'll notify you before every draw date — free.