Prize Bond Rs. 200 Draw #107 Results Are Out in Muzaffarabad, Check Your Numbers Now

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  • Published September 15, 2026 -
  • Updated September 15, 2026 -
  • 2 min read

National Savings held the Rs 200 Prize Bond Draw No. 107 today in Muzaffarabad. The results are out, and bondholders can now check their numbers.

Bond number #516806 won the first prize of Rs 750,000.

Five bonds share the second prize of Rs 250,000 each. The winning numbers are #381066, #425087, #796229, #799273, and #844138.

The third prize is worth Rs 1,250. This time, 2,394 bonds share it. National Savings usually publishes the full third-prize list a few hours after the draw. Check the official CDNS website, savings.gov.pk, for the complete list once it goes live.

How to Check Your Bond

Go to the official National Savings website or Pakbiz.com. Enter your bond series and six-digit number. The system will show you right away if you have won.

How to claim your prize

Fill out the prize claim form from the National Savings website or any State Bank branch. Attach your CNIC copy, the original bond, and a signed copy of its back side. Small prizes can be claimed at any National Savings Center or bank. Big prizes go through the State Bank of Pakistan after checks are done.

Keep in mind, prize money is taxed. Active taxpayers pay 15% tax, while non-filers pay 30%.

Didn't win this time?

Don't worry. Your bond stays valid. It enters every future draw on its own, and you can cash it in for its full price anytime at a bank or National Savings Center.

Always confirm your numbers on the official National Savings website before you file a claim. Source: National Savings draw announcement, September 15, 2026.

Shoaib Nasir

Shoaib Nasir writes news, guides and daily rate updates for PakBiz, covering business, markets and household prices in Pakistan, to the standards in our editorial policy. He keeps the gold, silver, petrol and prize bond pages current, and writes the finance stories and blog guides that sit around them. Every figure comes from an official notification, a market source or a published announcement, and he checks it before the page goes live and changes it as soon as the rate moves. When a reader spots a mistake, he fixes it and notes the change on the page. Corrections and questions: [email protected]

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