DRAW NO. 56
Mon, 16 Nov, 2026
FAISALABAD
View Result100 Prize Bond List Draw Results
The next prize bond Rs. 100 draw number 53 will be announced on Mon 16 Feb, 2026 at KARACHI by the National Savings division. Look at the latest and all past draw results and check the 100 prize bond list 2025. You can search winning numbers with the 1st, 2nd & 3rd positions as well as the complete schedule of 100 prize bond 2025.
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Winning Amount Of 100 Rs Prize Bond
| list | No of Prizes | Prizes | Winning Amount (Rs) |
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| RS. 100/- | 01 | 1st Prize | 700,000 |
| RS. 100/- | 03 | 2nd Prize | 200,000 |
| RS. 100/- | 1,199 | 3rd Prize | 1,000 |
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When you start checking the 100 Prize Bonds List, many people get confused because people explain it in such complicated words. So, just sit down, we have done our own research, talked to a few people at National Savings, and now we are sharing everything simply.
100 Prize Bond — What It Really Is
Whenever someone asks about savings, we always tell them that checking the 100 Prize Bonds List is the easiest place to start. It’s cheap, safe, and you can cash it anytime. There’s no interest, but every three months, the government holds a draw. If your number comes out, you win. Simple as that.
Where to Buy Rs. 100 Prize Bond
Rs. 100 prize bonds can be bought from the National Savings Office, or you can also get them from SBP BSC offices. Many people buy them from private dealers too, but we prefer official places because it feels safer. The best part is that the 100 Prize Bonds List is always available online on draw days.
How to Cash or Sell Old Prize Bonds
To cash your old bonds at both SBP BSC and National Savings. They only ask for your CNIC and the bond itself. If you want to sell it to someone privately, that’s easy too, because the bond belongs to whoever is holding it. If your bond wins, you have six years to claim the money.
What You Can Actually Win — And Why People Love It
People buy Rs. 100 bonds because the risk is zero. Your Rs. 100 stays safe. The prizes are decent too:
- 1st Prize: Rs. 700,000
- 2nd Prize: Rs. 200,000
- 3rd Prize: Rs. 1,000 (many winners)
Many people check the 100 Prize Bonds List almost every draw because you never know that a small investment can turn into something big.
FAQs
How do I check the latest 100 Prize Bonds List?
You can check the 100 Prize Bonds List on the National Savings or SBP website. Check it on draw day because the list uploads fast. It shows all winning numbers for every series so you can match yours easily.
Is the Rs. 100 Prize Bond still valid in 2025?
Yes, it’s still active. You can also confirm this by visiting the National Savings Center. The draws happen regularly, and the 100 Prize Bonds List continues to update every quarter.
How do I claim the prize if my number is in the 100 Prize Bonds List?
You take your CNIC and the winning bond to National Savings or SBP BSC. They verify the bond, deduct tax, and give your payment to you. You get six years to claim it, which is more than enough.
Can I sell or transfer my Rs. 100 Prize Bond?
Yes, you can. The bond is bearer-type, so whoever holds it owns it. Many people have bought and sold bonds many times. But remember to always check the 100 Prize Bonds List before selling, just in case your bond has already won.
I recently bought a Rs.100 prize bond and it feels like a smart little investment with the hope of winning something big. It’s affordable for everyone, which is why I decided to get one last month and try my luck. I’ve even picked up a few more since then because the prizes make it worth the wait for every draw.
These small bonds are addictive. I always buy a few and then come here to check the results. Didn’t win yet, but maybe next time.
The 100 prize bond draws always feel a bit casual since the prize isn’t very big. Still, a lot of people like to check the numbers just for fun or to see if anyone they know got lucky. I was talking to a neighbour about how we never saw anyone winning. Even though the prize is small, it’s a little excitement people enjoy.