Rs750 prize bond draw 108 result: 15 October 2026 winning numbers

Bond 347425 won the Rs1.5m first prize in Rs750 prize bond draw 108, held in Rawalpindi on 15 October 2026. Second prizes went to 007447, 827353 and 876615.

The colonnaded old State Bank of Pakistan building in Karachi
The old State Bank of Pakistan building in Karachi. Large prize bond claims are handled by the State Bank's Banking Services Corporation. (File photo, 2017) (Photo: Asim Iftikhar Nagi / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0)

Key points

  • First prize of Rs1.5 million: bond number 347425.
  • Second prizes of Rs500,000 each: 007447, 827353 and 876615.
  • 1,696 third prizes of Rs9,300 each; tax of 15pc for filers and 30pc for non-filers is deducted.
  • Prizes above Rs1,250 are claimed at the State Bank of Pakistan Banking Services Corporation, within six years of the draw.

The Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) has announced the results of the Rs750 prize bond draw No. 108, held in Rawalpindi on Thursday, October 15, 2026, ProPakistani reported. We checked the winning numbers against two other published result lists, from UrduPoint and PrizeBonds.net.pk, and they match.

Winning numbers

Prize Amount Winning number(s)
First prize Rs1,500,000 347425
Second prize Rs500,000 each 007447, 827353, 876615
Third prize Rs9,300 each 1,696 numbers (full list from National Savings)

Bond number 347425 won the first prize of Rs1.5 million, and three bonds won Rs500,000 each.

Third prizes

The third prize category has 1,696 winning numbers, each worth Rs9,300. The complete third-prize list is published by National Savings, and several sites have reproduced it. Always check your number against the official National Savings list before making a claim.

How to check your bond

  • Open the prize bond results section of the official National Savings website and look for the Rs750 bond, draw No. 108, dated October 15, 2026.
  • National Savings also has an online prize bond search, where you can check individual numbers once the results are uploaded.
  • Compare all six digits of your bond number with the list. A match on only some digits does not win.

Tax on winnings

Prize money is subject to withholding tax, deducted before payment:

  • Filers: 15pc
  • Non-filers: 30pc

That means a filer who wins the Rs1.5 million first prize receives Rs1,275,000, while a non-filer receives Rs1,050,000. A Rs9,300 third prize pays Rs7,905 to a filer and Rs6,510 to a non-filer.

How to claim

According to ProPakistani:

  1. Fill in the prescribed prize claim form.
  2. Attach the original winning prize bond, a photocopy of your valid CNIC and a signed photocopy of the winning bond.
  3. For prizes above Rs1,250, submit the claim at the relevant office of the State Bank of Pakistan Banking Services Corporation.
  4. Claims can generally be made three to four working days after the draw.
  5. The deadline for claiming is six years from the draw date, so even an older bond is worth checking.

What is a prize bond?

Prize bonds are government savings instruments sold by National Savings. They pay no profit. Instead, holders enter regular draws for cash prizes, and the bond itself can be cashed in for its face value. That makes them popular with savers who want a safe place for money with a chance of a windfall.

Beware of fake winner calls

National Savings publishes results itself, and claims go through the official process above. Be wary of anyone who calls or messages to say you have won and asks for a fee, your bank details or a code. Check your number yourself against the official list.

Next draw

The next Rs750 draw, No. 109, is due on January 15, 2027, PrizeBonds.net.pk reported. Rs750 bond draws are held every three months.

Interest in National Savings has jumped this week. Profit rates on several savings schemes, including the Behbood Savings Certificate, rose to 12.96pc from October 21.

Topics
  • 750 prize bond
  • prize bond result
  • draw 108
  • 15 October 2026
  • National Savings
  • prize bond list
  • Rawalpindi
  • CDNS

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