Rs. 750 Prize Bond Draw No. 107 Result — 15 July 2026, Lahore

Small savers across Pakistan waited eagerly for Wednesday, and the wait is now over. The State Bank of Pakistan, acting on behalf of the Central Directorate of National Savings under the Ministry of Finance, carried out the 107th balloting of the Rs. 750 National Prize Bond in Lahore on 15 July 2026. For a bond that costs less than the price of a modest lunch, the draw hands out a jackpot of Rs. 1.5 million to a single fortunate holder, along with hundreds of smaller prizes spread across the country. This is precisely what keeps the Rs. 750 denomination the most widely held prize bond in the country: it is cheap enough for almost anyone to buy, yet the payout ratio on the smaller prizes is the best of any regular bond in circulation.

Below you will find the complete, verified result of Draw No. 107 — the single first-prize number, all three second-prize numbers, and the entire list of 1,696 third-prize winners. We have also embedded the official scanned result sheets exactly as released, so that you can cross-check your bond against the primary source rather than relying on a re-typed list alone. Further down, you’ll find a plain-language walkthrough of how the prize money is taxed, how to physically submit a claim, and how the Rs. 750 bond stacks up against other National Savings instruments if you are deciding whether to keep holding it.

If you are holding a Rs. 750 bond bought years ago and never checked it, do not assume it is worthless just because this draw doesn’t match — every bond remains eligible for six years after each draw date, so it is worth working backward through past results as well. We have linked to the previous draw (No. 106, held in Quetta) further down this page for exactly that purpose.

Winning Numbers – Rs. 750 Prize Bond Draw No. 107

Official Result Images — Draw No. 107 (Gazette Copy)

For readers who prefer to verify the result directly against the official printed sheet, the four scanned pages below reproduce the complete Draw No. 107 gazette exactly as circulated by the State Bank of Pakistan. Zoom in on your device to read individual numbers, or use the searchable table further down this page instead.

3rd Prize Winning Numbers — Draw No. 107 (1,696 Numbers)

The table below lists every one of the 1,696 third-prize winning numbers from Draw No. 107. Each number carries a prize of Rs. 9,300. To search quickly, press Ctrl+F on a desktop browser (or use “Find on Page” from your mobile browser’s menu) and type your six-digit bond number. If it appears anywhere in the table, your bond has won.

Rs. 750 Prize Bond Prize Structure

Every Rs. 750 Prize Bond draw, regardless of which city hosts it, follows the same fixed prize structure set by the Central Directorate of National Savings. Draw No. 107 is no exception. The table below breaks down each prize tier together with the amount you would actually receive after withholding tax, depending on whether you are registered as an active taxpayer (a “filer”) or not.

Rs. 750 Prize Bond Draw No. 107 — Urdu Summary (اردو خلاصہ)

Draw Comparison — All Rs. 750 Prize Bond Draws in 2026

The Rs. 750 Prize Bond is balloted four times a year, and the host city rotates around the country so that no single region gets an unfair share of draw-day attention. Draw No. 107 was Lahore’s turn; the previous draw was held in Quetta, and the next one moves on to Rawalpindi. Keeping track of which city hosted which draw number is useful if you’re trying to work out when your own bond was purchased relative to the draw cycle.

How to Check Your Rs. 750 Prize Bond Online

Now that the Draw No. 107 result has been declared, here are four reliable ways to confirm whether your bond number is a winner. We’d recommend using at least two of these methods to cross-verify before you travel anywhere to submit a claim.

1. 1
   Official National Savings website: Visit savings.gov.pk, open the “Prize Bond” section, choose “Draw Results,” select the Rs. 750 denomination, pick Draw No. 107, then enter your six-digit bond number to search.
2. 2
   Online checker on this site: Use the checker tool linked earlier on this page. Type in your bond number and it will instantly tell you whether you’ve won in Draw 107 or in any earlier draw.
3. 3
   Searchable list on this page: Press Ctrl+F (or “Find on Page” on your phone) and type your bond number into the third-prize table above. If it’s listed, you’ve won Rs. 9,300. The first- and second-prize numbers are also printed near the top of this article.
4. 4
   SMS check: Type “PB [space] [your bond number] [space] 750” and send it to 8009 from any mobile number. You’ll get a reply within a few minutes confirming your status. Standard SMS charges from your network apply.

How to Claim Your Rs. 750 Prize Bond Prize

If your bond number matches anything published above — the 1st prize (976106), any of the three 2nd prize numbers (350211, 604285, 607262), or one of the 1,696 third-prize numbers — congratulations. Here’s exactly what to do next.

Documents You’ll Need

• The original physical prize bond — essential, since these are bearer instruments and photocopies are not accepted
• Your original CNIC (National Identity Card), plus one photocopy
• A completed Prize Claim Form PB-23, available at any commercial bank or SBP branch counter
• Proof of Active Taxpayer List (ATL) status, if you want the lower 15% withholding tax rate applied as a filer

Where to Submit Your Claim

Tax on Rs. 750 Prize Bond Winnings

Every prize bond payout in Pakistan is subject to withholding tax deducted automatically before you’re handed your money, and the rate you pay depends entirely on your status with the Federal Board of Revenue.

• Active Tax Filers (on the ATL): pay a 15% withholding tax. On the Rs. 1,500,000 first prize, that works out to a net payout of Rs. 1,275,000.
• Non-Filers: pay a steeper 30% withholding tax. On the same first prize, a non-filer would walk away with only Rs. 1,050,000 — a quarter of a million rupees less than a filer.
• Becoming a filer: Registration is free and can be completed online at iris.fbr.gov.pk in well under half an hour.
• Confirming your ATL status: Search the Active Taxpayer List by CNIC at fbr.gov.pk before you head to any branch to submit a claim, so there are no surprises at the counter.

Given how large the gap between the filer and non-filer rate is — nearly double on every prize tier — anyone holding a winning bond and not yet on the ATL should seriously consider registering before submitting the claim form. The paperwork typically only takes a day or two to reflect, and the savings apply to every future prize bond win as well, not just this one.

Is the Rs. 750 Prize Bond Worth Holding in 2026?

Unlike a savings certificate or a fixed deposit, the Rs. 750 National Prize Bond pays no fixed profit or interest whatsoever. Your capital is preserved — you can redeem it for the full Rs. 750 at any bank branch at any time — but the only upside beyond that guaranteed return of principal is the chance of winning one of the quarterly prizes.

What makes the Rs. 750 bond attractive to small savers isn’t the jackpot odds — with over a million bonds in circulation for every draw, the chance of any single bond hitting the 1st prize is vanishingly small. It’s the third-prize ratio that stands out: winning Rs. 9,300 on a Rs. 750 bond represents better than a twelvefold return, the best third-prize payout ratio of any regular national prize bond denomination currently issued. For someone who simply wants their savings kept safe while retaining a small, recurring shot at a prize, the Rs. 750 bond remains one of the most accessible instruments available through Pakistan’s National Savings network — provided you’re comfortable with the fact that it earns no interest and carries the replacement risk that comes with any bearer instrument.

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