Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No 56 No For November 2026 Date Full Details

Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No

Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No 56 For those who have invested in National Savings Prize Bonds, the results for the 56th draw are expected to be announced in Faisalabad on November 16, 2026. This date specifically pertains to the Rs. 100 denomination prize bonds; it indicates that the draw results covering the first, second, and third winning positions will be released in 13 days. The complete schedule, detailing the prize amounts to be awarded, is also provided here.

Upcoming Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draws

Draw #	Prize Bonds	Date	Day	CITY	Status
#56	100	16 Nov, 26	Mon	FAISALABAD	Upcoming
#55	100	17 Aug, 26	Mon	MULTAN	Draw Held
#54	100	15 May, 26	Fri	HYDERABAD	Draw Held
#53	100	16 Feb, 26	Mon	KARACHI	Draw Held

This information pertains to all the prize bond draws that have already taken place specifically draws 53, 54, and 55 and includes the names of the winners. Complete details can be found on the official National Savings website, where you can also access information regarding prize bonds. Details concerning the 1,000-rupee prize bonds have also been released; for those who invested in these bonds and whose names have appeared as winners, the prize money is either delivered to their homes or otherwise provided to them.

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Winning Amount of Rs. 100 Prize Bond

List	No of Prizes	Winning Amount (Rs)	Prizes
Prize Bond RS. 100/-	01	700,000	1st Prize
Prize Bond RS. 100/-	03	200,000	2nd Prize
Prize Bond RS. 100/-	1,199	1,000	3rd Prize

How Pakistan Prize Bond Scheme Works

Prize bonds offer an easy, government-verified method in Pakistan to earn a return and win cash prizes through a lottery-style draw. This scheme was launched in 1960 by the State Bank of Pakistan under the name “National Prize Bonds.” The scheme operates under specific regulations, and its administration is managed by the State Bank Banking Services Corporation an entity under the State Bank of Pakistan. Authorized commercial banks and National Savings Centers are also integrated into this system.

The department awards cash prizes to the winners of the draws. Specifically, first, second, and third-tier prizes are allocated, and the corresponding cash amounts are distributed to the winners based on their winning bond numbers.

Prize Bond Denominations and Draw Schedule

Prize bonds are issued exclusively under the National Savings , and all buying and selling are conducted through this system. Transactions involving prize bonds and funds are handled directly by the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS). No third party is involved in this process. The government introduced this system to provide the public with a secure investment avenue and the opportunity to win various cash prizes by purchasing these bonds.m

Currently, prize bonds in Pakistan are available in various denominations, starting from PKR 100. Each denomination has its own specific prize amounts and number of winners, categorized into first, second, and third-prize tiers. In other words, there are three prize categories. For the PKR 100 prize bond, the lucky draw takes place once every three months; this means you have the opportunity to win a prize four times a year.

Prize Claim Rules and Premium Bond Benefits

If a person’s name appears on the prize bond list, they are granted a period of six months to claim the amount won in the draw from the relevant institution.

After these six months, the winner is no longer entitled to the prize. An application or claim can be submitted at any branch of the State Bank of Pakistan; you will be required to provide your identity card along with the claim form. The draws for the prize bonds are conducted annually by the institution using manually operated draw machines (HODMs).

With the growing popularity of prize bonds in Pakistan, the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) has introduced the registration of “Premium Prize Bonds.” These are bonds registered in the name of the investor, distinguishing them from standard national prize bonds.

In addition to a fixed six-monthly profit, these bonds offer the opportunity to win prizes throughout the entire period they are held. Currently, this category applies to prize bonds with a face value of 40,000 rupees.

Furthermore, the State Bank of Pakistan provides a facility for the direct transfer of funds to the public via SMS or bank accounts. Detailed information regarding the 100-rupee prize bond is provided here, including the specific prize amounts for the first, second, and third tiers. The date for the prize bond draw has been set for November 16.

Source: savings.gov.pk