Rawalpindi – July 15, 2025: The National Savings Division has officially announced the results of the Rs 750 prize bond draw, held today in Rawalpindi. The event drew massive public attention as hopeful investors awaited news of life-changing winnings.
First Prize: Rs 1.5 Million Winner Announced
The first prize of Rs 1,500,000 was awarded to the lucky bond number 953346. This winner has turned a small investment into a millionaire opportunity, highlighting the enduring excitement surrounding prize bonds.
Second Prize: Rs 500,000 Awarded to Three Winners
Each of the three second prize winners received Rs 500,000. Their winning bond numbers are:
- 965105
- 294897
- 651248
Third Prize: 1,696 Winners of Rs 9,300 Each
A total of 1,696 bondholders have secured the third prize, each winning Rs 9,300. The complete list of third prize winners is available through official channels and media partners.
Background: Why Prize Bonds Matter in Pakistan
Prize bonds are a unique blend of savings and excitement in Pakistan's financial landscape. Launched in the 1960s, the scheme has been empowering everyday Pakistanis to save their money while enjoying chances to win valuable cash prizes. The system is backed by the Government of Pakistan and managed by the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS).
Available in denominations ranging from Rs 100 to Rs 40,000, these bearer instruments can be bought without the need for a bank account or lengthy paperwork. Investors from all walks of life participate, especially those looking for a secure and inflation-proof alternative to traditional banking.
One key appeal of prize bonds is that they are risk-free — you don’t lose your principal amount, and each draw gives you the opportunity to win. Even if you don’t win, you can cash in your bond at face value any time. For many, it’s both a financial backup plan and a thrilling game of chance.
Millions of Pakistanis now consider prize bonds a cornerstone of their personal savings strategy. They are not just financial tools — they represent aspiration, hope, and the possibility of a better future for families across the country.
Upcoming Prize Bond Draws – 2025 Schedule
Looking ahead? Here's when the next prize bond draws will take place:
šø Rs 100 Prize Bond
- August 15, 2025 (Lahore)
- November 17, 2025 (Hyderabad)
šø Rs 200 Prize Bond
- September 15, 2025 (Multan)
- December 15, 2025 (Lahore)
šø Rs 750 Prize Bond
- October 15, 2025 (Muzaffarabad)
šø Rs 1,500 Prize Bond
- August 15, 2025 (Faisalabad)
- November 17, 2025 (Rawalpindi)
šø Premium Prize Bonds
- Rs 40,000: September 10 (Peshawar), December 10 (Sialkot)
- Rs 25,000: September 10 (Karachi), December 10 (Faisalabad)
How to Check Prize Bond Results Online
You can easily check your bond numbers via the official websites:
- savings.gov.pk – Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS)
- sbp.org.pk – State Bank of Pakistan
- CuriousPakistan.com – Latest results & draw insights
Simply enter your bond number to confirm whether you’ve won, or download the full winner lists in PDF format for your category.
Financial Insight: Why Investors Choose Rs 750 Bonds
The Rs 750 bond hits the sweet spot for many Pakistanis. It’s affordable enough for mass participation and offers attractive prize tiers — with the first prize set at Rs 1.5 million. This balance of accessibility and reward potential makes it a favorite among low-to-middle-income groups.
Moreover, Rs 750 bonds are often gifted during Eid, weddings, or birthdays — a cultural tradition that combines thoughtful saving with the thrill of a future win.
Tips for First-Time Bondholders
- Always buy bonds from authorized outlets or banks.
- Keep your bonds secure — no name is printed, so losing them means losing your claim.
- Check results from official sources only.
- Consider holding bonds for the long term; the longer they stay with you, the more chances they have in future draws.
Final Thoughts
Whether you win or not, prize bonds offer a safe and rewarding way to save money. With draws happening regularly and full transparency from the National Savings Division, it’s no wonder that millions of Pakistanis eagerly await each announcement.