Prize Bond Results August 17, 2026: Rs. 1,500 Faisalabad Draw 107 & Rs. 100 Multan Draw 55
The Prize Bond Results August 17, 2026 are highly anticipated by prize bond holders across Pakistan. Two important National Prize Bond draws are scheduled for Monday, August 17, 2026: the Rs. 1,500 Prize Bond Draw No. 107 in Faisalabad and the Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No. 55 in Multan. The official National Savings draw information should be used to verify the final winning numbers after the balloting is completed.
In this article, we provide complete information about both draws, including the draw date, draw number, city, prize amounts, winning-number categories, and how to check the complete prize bond result online.
Rs. 1,500 Prize Bond Draw 107 – Faisalabad
The Rs. 1,500 Prize Bond Draw No. 107 is scheduled to take place in Faisalabad on August 17, 2026.
Rs. 1,500 Prize Bond Draw Details
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Prize Bond | Rs. 1,500 |
| Draw Number | 107 |
| Draw Date | August 17, 2026 |
| Draw City | Faisalabad |
| First Prize | Rs. 3,000,000 |
| Second Prize | Rs. 1,000,000 each |
| Third Prize | Rs. 18,500 each |
The Rs. 1,500 draw has one first-prize winner, three second-prize winners and 1,696 third-prize winners according to published draw information.
🥇 First Prize – Rs. 3 Million
The holder of the winning first-prize number can receive Rs. 3,000,000, subject to the applicable prize-claim and tax rules.
🥈 Second Prize – Rs. 1 Million
There are three second prizes of Rs. 1,000,000 each.
🥉 Third Prize – Rs. 18,500
The third-prize category contains 1,696 prizes of Rs. 18,500 each.
The complete winning-number list should be checked after the official draw results are released.
Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw 55 – Multan
The second draw scheduled for August 17, 2026 is the Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No. 55, which is scheduled to take place in Multan.
Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw Details
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Prize Bond | Rs. 100 |
| Draw Number | 55 |
| Draw Date | August 17, 2026 |
| Draw City | Multan |
| Result | Check official winning list |
Important: This is the Rs. 100 Prize Bond, not the Rs. 200 Prize Bond. The Rs. 200 Prize Bond's 2026 schedule lists draws on March 16, June 15, September 15 and December 15.
Complete Prize Bond Result List
After the official balloting, prize bond holders can check the winning numbers for the relevant denomination and draw number. CLICK HEAR
For the Rs. 1,500 Faisalabad draw, check:
Draw No. 107
First Prize winning number
Three Second Prize numbers
Complete Third Prize list
Your individual prize bond number
For the Rs. 100 Multan draw, check:
Draw No. 55
Winning numbers
Complete prize list
Your individual bond number
National Savings provides official prize-bond draw information and downloadable draw lists for different denominations.
How to Check Your Prize Bond Number
Prize bond holders can follow these steps: Go to officeial Site, Click Hear
Step 1: Identify Your Bond
Keep your original prize bond available and carefully note its complete number.
Step 2: Select the Correct Denomination
Make sure you are checking the correct bond:
Rs. 1,500 for Faisalabad Draw 107
Rs. 100 for Multan Draw 55
Step 3: Check the Draw Number
For the August 17 draw, select:
Rs. 1,500 — Draw 107 — Faisalabad
Rs. 100 — Draw 55 — Multan
Step 4: Match Your Number
Compare your bond number with the published winning-number list.
Step 5: Verify the Result
Always verify an apparent winning number through the official National Savings or State Bank of Pakistan information before making a prize claim.
Prize Bond Tax in Pakistan
Prize money is subject to applicable withholding tax.
According to National Savings, the current rates are:
15% for filers
30% for non-filers
The tax is deducted from the prize amount at the time of payment.
For example, if a prize is subject to a 15% deduction, the winner receives the prize amount after the applicable tax has been deducted.
Applicants should check the latest applicable tax rules before claiming a prize because tax policies can change.
How to Claim Prize Bond Money
If your bond number appears on the official winning list, you need to follow the applicable prize-claim procedure.
National Savings states that prize claims require the relevant documentation, including the original winning prize bond and a valid CNIC copy.
Depending on the prize amount, claims can be submitted through authorized National Savings Centres, scheduled banks or State Bank of Pakistan branches according to the applicable rules.
National Savings also states that the maximum period for claiming prize money is six years from the relevant draw date.
Prize Bond Draw Schedule 2026
National Savings maintains an annual draw schedule covering different prize-bond denominations.
The 2026 schedule includes:
| Date | Denomination | City | Draw |
|---|---|---|---|
| August 17, 2026 | Rs. 1,500 | Faisalabad | 107 |
| August 17, 2026 | Rs. 100 | Multan | 55 |
| September 15, 2026 | Rs. 200 | Muzaffarabad | 107 |
| October 15, 2026 | Rs. 750 | Rawalpindi | 108 |
| November 16, 2026 | Rs. 1,500 | Hyderabad | 108 |
| November 16, 2026 | Rs. 100 | Faisalabad | 56 |
| December 15, 2026 | Rs. 200 | Peshawar | 108 |
The official National Savings website provides the current prize-bond draw schedule and downloadable results.
Final Words
The August 17, 2026 Prize Bond Results will be particularly important for holders of the Rs. 1,500 Prize Bond Draw No. 107 in Faisalabad and the Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No. 55 in Multan.
If you hold one of these prize bonds, carefully check your complete bond number against the official winning list after the draw. For the Rs. 1,500 bond, the top prize is Rs. 3 million, while three second-prize winners can receive Rs. 1 million each.
Remember that the Rs. 200 Prize Bond is not part of the August 17 Multan Draw No. 55. The Rs. 200 denomination has a separate 2026 draw schedule, with Draw No. 107 scheduled for September 15, 2026, in Muzaffarabad.
For official information and downloadable draw lists, visit the National Savings Pakistan Prize Bonds section and verify your winning number before making any claim.
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