Rs750 Prize Bond Draw No. 108 Results Announced: Rs1.5 Million First Prize Winner Revealed
By Bilal Ahmed | Business Desk | October 15, 2026 | Updated: October 15, 2026 The results are out. If you bought a Rs750 prize bond this year, check your number now: the Central Directorate of National Savings has announced the results of the 108th draw of the Rs750 prize bond, held in Rawalpindi on…
The results are out. If you bought a Rs750 prize bond this year, check your number now: the Central Directorate of National Savings has announced the results of the 108th draw of the Rs750 prize bond, held in Rawalpindi on Thursday, October 15, 2026. The first prize of Rs1.5 million (Rs15 lakh) went to a single bond, number 347425. Three bonds won the second prize of Rs500,000 each — numbers 007447, 827353 and 876615 — while 1,696 bondholders won the third prize of Rs9,300 each. Here is the full breakdown, how to verify your number, and how to claim without getting scammed.
Key Facts: Rs750 Prize Bond Draw No. 108
- Draw: 108th draw of the Rs750 denomination, held in Rawalpindi on October 15, 2026, under prescribed procedure by the Central Directorate of National Savings.
- First prize — Rs1,500,000: bond number 347425 (single winner).
- Second prize — Rs500,000 each: 007447, 827353, 876615 (3 winners).
- Third prize — Rs9,300 each: 1,696 winners; the complete list is published in the official National Savings result sheet.
- Verify before you celebrate: match your bond number against the official National Savings result sheet, not a forwarded WhatsApp or Facebook list.
- Tax applies: prize amounts are subject to government tax deductions at the time of payment.
Rs750 Prize Bond Draw 108 — Winning Numbers
| Prize | Amount (each) | Winning Bond Number(s) | Winners |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Prize | Rs1,500,000 | 347425 | 1 |
| 2nd Prize | Rs500,000 | 007447, 827353, 876615 | 3 |
| 3rd Prize | Rs9,300 | 1,696 numbers — see the official National Savings result sheet | 1,696 |
Prize bonds are government-backed securities issued by the Government of Pakistan through the Central Directorate of National Savings. (Photo: ARY News)
Draw Details: When and Where Draw No. 108 Happened
The 108th draw of the Rs750 denomination was conducted in Rawalpindi on October 15, 2026, under the prescribed draw procedure, with the results announced the same day by the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS). Prize bond draws follow a fixed yearly calendar published in advance by National Savings, and each denomination — Rs200, Rs750, Rs1,500, Rs7,500, Rs15,000, Rs25,000 and Rs40,000 — has four draws a year on scheduled dates.
What that means in practice: if your bond did not win this time, it stays valid for the next quarterly draw automatically. Prize bonds have no fixed expiry date — the bond remains in the draw until it wins or you encash it. That is precisely why the Rs750 is the bond most middle-class Pakistani families keep in a drawer: the buy-in is small, and the upside — Rs15 lakh on a Rs750 paper — is enormous relative to what you put in.
National Savings regularly updates profit rates on its schemes; prize bonds, unlike savings certificates, earn no interest but pay tax-free-at-source prizes on winning draws. (Graphic: Aaj TV)
Why the Rs750 Bond Is Pakistan’s Most Popular Denomination
Ask around any office canteen or family gathering and you will find the Rs750 bond is the one almost everyone holds. It is affordable for students and small savers, carries a genuinely life-changing Rs15 lakh first prize, never expires, and is government-backed — so the principal is safe. The honest caveat: a prize bond is a lottery, not an investment; the bond earns nothing while it sits in the drawer. If you are parking serious money, regulated options like government savings certificates or the simplified financing in the PM’s Apna Ghar lending push are built to grow it, not just to dream with it.
Thousands of prize bonds change hands every draw; always verify against the official result sheet before claiming. (Photo: Profit — Pakistan Today)
How to Check and Claim Your Prize
Checking is simple, but there is exactly one right way to do it:
- Match all six digits of your bond number against the official National Savings result sheet for Draw No. 108, Rs750 denomination, dated October 15, 2026. Partial matches do not count.
- Ignore forwarded lists. WhatsApp and Facebook are full of fake “complete lists” minutes after every draw. Use only the result sheet published by the Central Directorate of National Savings or announced in national newspapers.
- Keep the original bond safe. Only the original bond is accepted for a prize claim — photocopies do not work.
- Claim at a National Savings Centre or designated bank branch with your CNIC and the winning bond. Tax is deducted at source on the prize amount before payment — the published figures (Rs15 lakh, Rs5 lakh, Rs9,300) are before tax.
- Do not wait forever. Prize claims have a validity window — regular bondholders treat unclaimed prizes as lapsed after the prescribed period, so claim promptly rather than sitting on a winning bond.
If your bank ever refuses a legitimate claim or drags its feet, remember the regulator has teeth: Pakistan’s banking mohtasib recently secured over Rs1.2 billion in refunds for customers whose complaints banks ignored. A winning prize bond is a government obligation — it will be honoured.
Warning: Fake Winning Lists Are Already Circulating
Every draw brings the same scam wave: within hours, edited “winning lists” circulate on WhatsApp and Facebook. The tell-tale signs: no National Savings letterhead, no draw number and date, numbers typed over a blurred photo. The genuine result sheet lists all 1,700 winning numbers in sequence, identified by draw number (108), denomination (Rs750) and date (October 15, 2026). Also beware of anyone offering to “sell you” a winning bond after the draw — post-draw “guaranteed winner” offers are fraud, pure and simple.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the winning numbers of the Rs750 prize bond draw 108?
First prize (Rs1,500,000): bond number 347425. Second prize (Rs500,000 each): 007447, 827353, 876615. Third prize (Rs9,300 each): 1,696 winners — the full list of 1,696 third-prize numbers is available in the official National Savings result sheet for Draw No. 108.
When and where was the Rs750 prize bond draw 108 held?
The 108th draw of the Rs750 denomination was held in Rawalpindi on Thursday, October 15, 2026, conducted by the Central Directorate of National Savings under the prescribed draw procedure, with results announced the same day.
How much prize money do winners actually receive after tax?
Published amounts (Rs1.5 million, Rs500,000, Rs9,300) are before tax. Government tax is deducted at source when the prize is paid, so the net amount a winner receives is lower than the announced figure.
Where can I check the official third-prize list for draw 108?
Only from the official National Savings result sheet — published by the Central Directorate of National Savings and reproduced in national newspapers after the draw. Do not trust forwarded WhatsApp or Facebook lists; the genuine sheet carries the draw number (108), denomination (Rs750) and date (October 15, 2026).
If my bond did not win draw 108, do I need to buy a new one?
No. Prize bonds have no expiry — your bond automatically enters the next quarterly draw of the Rs750 denomination. You only lose your chance if you encash the bond.
How do I claim a prize bond prize in Pakistan?
Take the original winning bond and your CNIC to a National Savings Centre or designated bank branch. Tax is deducted at source on payment. Claim promptly — do not sit on a winning bond, and keep the original bond safe, as photocopies are not accepted.
