Rs 750 Prize Bond List 15 October 2026: Full Result, 1,700 Winners and How to Claim

The Rs 750 prize bond list of 15 October 2026 is out: the first prize of Rs 1,500,000 went to bond number 347425, and the three Rs 500,000 second prizes went to 007447, 827353 and 876615. The 108th draw, held at the State Bank's Banking Services Corporation in Rawalpindi, also paid 1,696 third prizes of Rs 9,300 each. Below is how to check your bond against all 1,700 numbers, what you keep after tax, and where to claim.

We downloaded the official result file from the National Savings Rs 750 draw page on 24 October 2026 and counted every number in it ourselves. The file was posted on 16 October.

Rs 750 prize bond result, 15 October 2026: the winning numbers

The 108th Rs 750 draw on 15 October 2026 at Rawalpindi picked one first prize number, 347425, three second prize numbers, 007447, 827353 and 876615, and 1,696 third prize numbers. Each number wins in every series of the Rs 750 bond.

One detail trips people up. The official file prints the first second prize number as 7447, with the leading zeros dropped. Bond numbers always have six digits, so the winning bond is 007447. If your bond reads 007447, it has won Rs 500,000.

The prize money matches the July draw at Lahore exactly. So nothing changed in the prize table, which is what we expected in our Rs 750 draw preview.

Check your Rs 750 bond in two minutes on savings.gov.pk

Open the Rs 750 draw page on savings.gov.pk, download the 15 October 2026 file, and search it for your six digit number. For many bonds, the Draw Search page takes a from and to range and checks them all at once.

1. Go to savings.gov.pk and open Prize Bonds, then Download Draws.
2. Choose Rs 750 and click the file for 15 October 2026.
3. Press Ctrl and F on a computer, or Find in page on a phone.
4. Type all six digits of your bond, including any leading zeros.
5. If nothing matches, also search the number without its leading zeros, as the file did for 007447.

The Draw Search page at savings.gov.pk/latest/results.php lets you pick the denomination, the draw date and a number range. It helps if you hold a run of bonds in one series. Our prize bond result check walks through that page screen by screen.

Third prizes are spread evenly from 000000 to 999999

We counted the 1,696 third prize numbers by their first digit. Each block of 100,000 numbers holds between 146 and 189 winners, so no part of the range is luckier. A Rs 750 bond has about a 1 in 588 chance of a third prize in one draw.

The 1 in 588 figure is our arithmetic: 1,700 winning numbers out of 999,999 possible numbers in a series. National Savings says each series holds 999,999 bonds. So a pack of ten Rs 750 bonds with numbers in a row has roughly a 1.7% chance of one prize per draw. Prize bonds are a lottery with your capital kept safe, not an investment that earns profit.

A Rs 9,300 third prize pays Rs 7,905 to a filer

National Savings deducts 15% tax from prize money for filers and 30% for non-filers. A third prize of Rs 9,300 pays Rs 7,905 to a filer and Rs 6,510 to a non-filer. The first prize pays Rs 1,275,000 or Rs 1,050,000.

Filer status means being on the FBR's Active Taxpayer List on the day you are paid. On a first prize, the gap between filer and non-filer is Rs 225,000, which is more than enough reason to file a return first. The tax on prize bond winnings explains how the deduction works.

Claim a Rs 750 prize at a State Bank BSC branch within six years

Every Rs 750 prize is above Rs 1,250, so National Savings says it can be claimed only at a State Bank Banking Services Corporation branch. You need the claim form, the original bond, a CNIC copy and a signed photocopy of the bond. The deadline is 15 October 2032.

The National Savings FAQ lists the papers and the timing:

• The prize claim form, free to download from savings.gov.pk.
• A photocopy of your valid CNIC.
• The original winning bond.
• A photocopy of the bond, signed by you on the back.

Claims open about three or four working days after the draw, so they are already open for this list. There is no fee. Keep a photocopy of the bond before you hand over the original. The full prize bond claim process covers what happens at the counter and how the money is paid.

A bond is bearer paper. Whoever holds it can claim it. If your winning bond is lost or stolen, payment cannot be stopped, so keep it somewhere safe until you reach the bank. Before you buy a winning bond from anyone else, check the bond is real.

Common questions

What is the first prize number of the Rs 750 prize bond draw on 15 October 2026?

347425. It wins Rs 1,500,000 before tax.

What are the second prize numbers?

007447, 827353 and 876615. Each wins Rs 500,000. The official file prints the first one as 7447.

How many prizes were drawn on 15 October 2026?

1,700 in each series: one first prize, three second prizes and 1,696 third prizes of Rs 9,300.

Where was the 108th Rs 750 draw held?

At the SBP Banking Services Corporation in Rawalpindi on 15 October 2026, as the list states.

When is the next Rs 750 prize bond draw?

The 2027 schedule is not on savings.gov.pk yet. In 2026 the first Rs 750 draw was on 15 January, so a January 2027 draw is likely but not confirmed.

Can I claim a Rs 9,300 prize at a National Savings Centre?

No. National Savings says prizes above Rs 1,250 are paid only at State Bank BSC branches.

How we verified this

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

Last checked 24 October 2026. We downloaded the 108th draw result file, 750_15102026-1.txt, from the National Savings Rs 750 draw page on savings.gov.pk and counted its numbers ourselves. The tax rates, claim papers, the Rs 1,250 rule, the six year limit and the 999,999 series size come from the National Savings FAQ. The net prizes, the block counts and the 1 in 588 chance are our arithmetic. We could not confirm the number of Rs 750 series in this draw, as the text file does not state it, and the 2027 draw dates are not published yet.