Rs 200 prize bond draw 15 September 2026: 516806 wins Rs 750,000
Draw No. 107 in Muzaffarabad: the first and second prize numbers, what filers and non-filers take home after tax, and how to claim.
The Rs 200 prize bond draw No. 107 was held in Muzaffarabad on Tuesday 15 September 2026. Bond number 516806 takes the Rs 750,000 first prize.
The winning numbers
First prize, Rs 750,000 (one prize): 516806
Second prize, Rs 250,000 each (five prizes):
- 381066
- 425087
- 796229
- 799273
- 844138
Third prize, Rs 1,250 each: 2,394 prizes. The full third-prize list runs to thousands of numbers, so check it against your bonds rather than only looking at the top six. If you hold a series of consecutive bonds, sort them and scan the list in order.
These numbers are taken from published draw reports. Confirm your number against the official list from National Savings (savings.gov.pk) or at the counter before you celebrate.
What you actually take home
Tax is deducted at source on every prize: 15% for filers on the Active Taxpayers List and 30% for non-filers.
| Prize | Filer gets | Non-filer gets |
|---|---|---|
| First, Rs 750,000 | Rs 637,500 | Rs 525,000 |
| Second, Rs 250,000 | Rs 212,500 | Rs 175,000 |
| Third, Rs 1,250 | Rs 1,062.50 | Rs 875 |
A non-filer who wins the first prize loses an extra Rs 112,500 to tax. If you are not sure of your status, check whether you are on the ATL before you claim, and if you are not, see how to become a filer.
How to claim
- Wait a few working days. National Savings says claims can usually be lodged 3 to 5 working days after the draw.
- Go to the right office.
- Third prize (Rs 1,250): any National Savings Centre, an authorised bank branch or a State Bank branch.
- First and second prizes: State Bank of Pakistan (SBP BSC) branches only.
- Take these documents:
- The original winning bond
- A photocopy of the bond, signed by you on the back
- A photocopy of your valid CNIC
- The claim form (free, available from National Savings)
- Keep the bond safe until then. You have six years from the draw date to claim, and there is no charge for the claim form.
National Savings helpline: (051) 111 267 268, email info@savings.gov.pk.
When the next draws are
According to the published 2026 schedule:
- Rs 750: 15 October, Rawalpindi
- Rs 1,500 and Rs 100: 16 November (Hyderabad and Faisalabad)
- Rs 40,000 and Rs 25,000 premium bonds: 10 December (Lahore and Karachi)
- Next Rs 200 draw: 16 December, Peshawar
A draw moves to the next working day if its date falls on a public holiday.
Is a Rs 200 bond worth holding?
A prize bond pays no profit unless it wins. With inflation at 11.1% in August, money sitting in bonds loses value every month it does not win. If you want a steady return, compare the profit on National Savings certificates using our national savings calculator.
Frequently asked questions
- Who won the Rs 200 prize bond first prize on 15 September 2026?
- Bond number 516806 won the Rs 750,000 first prize in draw No. 107, held in Muzaffarabad.
- How much tax is deducted on a prize bond prize?
- National Savings deducts 15% for filers and 30% for non-filers. On the Rs 750,000 first prize a filer receives Rs 637,500 and a non-filer Rs 525,000.
- Where do I claim a Rs 250,000 prize bond prize?
- Prizes above Rs 1,250 can only be claimed at State Bank of Pakistan branches, with the original bond, a signed photocopy of it, a copy of your CNIC and the claim form, within six years of the draw.
Sources
- Rs200 prize bond winners: draw results 15 September 2026: Daily Pakistan
- Rs 200 prize bond draw 107 results are out in Muzaffarabad (15 Sep 2026): PakBiz
- Prize bonds: tax rates for filers and non-filers (checked 15 Sep 2026): Central Directorate of National Savings
- FAQs: claiming prize money (checked 15 Sep 2026): Central Directorate of National Savings
- Prize bond draw schedule 2026: UrduPoint
- Pakistan inflation clocks in at 11.1% in August 2026 (1 Sep 2026): Business Recorder
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