Rs 100 Prize Bond Draw 16 November 2026: Prizes, Faisalabad Venue and Where to Claim

The Rs 100 prize bond draw is on Monday 16 November 2026 at Faisalabad, under the National Savings schedule, and if the prizes match August it pays a first prize of Rs 700,000, three of Rs 200,000 and 1,199 prizes of Rs 1,000. The Rs 1,000 prize is small, but it is the one most holders win, and unlike bigger prizes it can be collected at a National Savings Centre or a bank. Below are the prizes, who is in the draw, and how to check and collect.

We read the 2026 schedule letter on the National Savings prize bonds page and the Rs 100 result files on 24 October 2026. The schedule lists 16-11-2026 (Monday) for the Rs 100 bond at Faisalabad, alongside the Rs 1,500 draw at Hyderabad.

Rs 100 prize bond draw date: 16 November 2026 at Faisalabad

The last Rs 100 draw of 2026 is on Monday 16 November at Faisalabad. The official lists call the bond the Rs 100 Student Welfare Prize Bond, and by our count this is its 56th draw, after the 55th in August. A holiday would move it a day.

The 53rd, 54th and 55th draw numbers are printed on the official files. National Savings adds one line to its schedule: if a draw date falls on a public holiday, the draw is held on the next working day. The prize bond draw schedule lists the other bonds still to draw this year.

The Rs 100 bond pays Rs 700,000, Rs 200,000 and Rs 1,000 prizes

The May and August 2026 lists both paid one first prize of Rs 700,000, three second prizes of Rs 200,000 and 1,199 third prizes of Rs 1,000. That is 1,203 winning numbers in each series. National Savings has posted nothing different for November.

A winning number wins in every series of the Rs 100 bond. The August first prize was 732900 and the second prizes were 252196, 427125 and 875106. In May the first prize was 847006. None of those numbers carries forward: every draw is fresh.

By our arithmetic, 1,203 winners out of 999,999 numbers gives one Rs 100 bond about a 1 in 831 chance of some prize in a draw. For a Rs 100 outlay that is a lottery ticket that never expires, not a saving that earns profit. The tax on a Rs 1,000 prize is Rs 150 for a filer and Rs 300 for a non-filer, deducted when you are paid.

Bonds issued by 17 September 2026 are in the November Rs 100 draw

National Savings says only bonds issued at least 60 days before the draw take part. For 16 November, that is 17 September 2026 or earlier. A Rs 100 bond bought after that waits for the first Rs 100 draw of 2027.

The same 60 days are the shut period. National Savings Centres and the State Bank stop selling Rs 100 bonds for 60 days before the draw, so you cannot buy one over the counter between mid September and 16 November. Bonds sold privately in that window still carry their own issue dates. Our prize bonds explainer covers how buying and selling work outside the shut period.

Check the Rs 100 result on savings.gov.pk in five steps

The Rs 100 lists are text files on savings.gov.pk, so a phone's Find in page search works on them. Search all six digits, including leading zeros. For a run of bonds, use the Draw Search page with a from and to range instead.

1. Open savings.gov.pk, then Prize Bonds, then Download Draws.
2. Choose Rs 100 and open the file for 16 November 2026 once it is posted.
3. Check the first and second prize numbers at the top.
4. Search the page for each of your six digit bond numbers.
5. For many bonds, use Draw Search with denomination Rs 100, the draw date and your range.

Timing varies. The May file on savings.gov.pk is dated the day of the draw, while the August file now there is dated 27 August, ten days later. Do not trust a list sent on WhatsApp or posted as an image: check the number against the file on savings.gov.pk. The prize bond result check shows the Draw Search screen.

Collect a Rs 1,000 prize at a National Savings Centre or bank

National Savings says prizes up to Rs 1,250 can be claimed at any National Savings Centre, an authorised bank branch or a State Bank branch. So a Rs 1,000 third prize does not need a trip to the State Bank. The Rs 200,000 and Rs 700,000 prizes do.

The claim form is free on savings.gov.pk and there is no fee. Claims open about three or four working days after the draw and stay open for six years, until 16 November 2032 for this draw. The prize bond claim process covers the form line by line.

Keep the bond safe. A prize bond is bearer paper, so whoever holds it can claim it, and payment on a lost bond cannot be stopped.

Common questions

When is the Rs 100 prize bond draw in November 2026?

Monday 16 November 2026, at Faisalabad, on the National Savings 2026 schedule.

What is the first prize of the Rs 100 prize bond?

Rs 700,000 in the May and August 2026 draws. A filer keeps Rs 595,000 after 15% tax.

How many prizes does a Rs 100 draw have?

1,203 per series: one first prize, three second prizes and 1,199 third prizes of Rs 1,000.

Can I collect a Rs 1,000 prize at a bank?

Yes. Prizes up to Rs 1,250 can be claimed at a National Savings Centre, an authorised bank or a State Bank branch.

What was the Rs 100 first prize number in August 2026?

732900, at the 55th draw on 17 August 2026. The second prizes were 252196, 427125 and 875106.

How long do I have to claim?

Six years from the draw date, according to National Savings.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked 24 October 2026. We read the 2026 draw schedule scan on the National Savings prize bonds page, the Rs 100 result files listed on its Rs 100 draw page (the 53rd draw of February, the 54th of May and the 55th of August 2026), and the National Savings FAQ for the 60 day rule, tax, the Rs 1,250 claim rule and the six year limit. The 56th draw number, the 17 September cut-off, the net prizes and the 1 in 831 chance are our arithmetic. The November prize table is not yet published and the result does not exist until 16 November.