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Pakistan Prize Bond Draw Dates and Cities for 2026

The official 2026 Pakistan prize bond schedule lists each draw date and city for regular and registered Premium Prize Bonds.
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The official Pakistan prize bond calendar for 2026 lists 12 draw dates for regular National Prize Bonds and four quarterly dates for registered Premium Prize Bonds. The schedule assigns a city separately to each denomination; if a listed date falls on a public holiday, the draw moves to the following working day(s). The calendar was issued by the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) on 21 October 2025 and is hosted by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). View the official 2026 schedule.

2026 regular National Prize Bond dates and cities

Each entry below gives the scheduled city for that denomination. A blank cell means the annual schedule does not list a draw for that denomination on that date.

Date Rs.1,500 Rs.750 Rs.200 Rs.100
15 January (Thursday) — Peshawar — —
16 February (Monday) Lahore — — Karachi
16 March (Monday) — — Faisalabad —
15 April (Wednesday) — Quetta — —
15 May (Friday) Sialkot — — Hyderabad
15 June (Monday) — — Karachi —
15 July (Wednesday) — Lahore — —
17 August (Monday) Faisalabad — — Multan
15 September (Tuesday) — — Muzaffarabad —
15 October (Thursday) — Rawalpindi — —
16 November (Monday) Hyderabad — — Faisalabad
15 December (Tuesday) — — Peshawar —

2026 Premium Prize Bond dates and cities

Premium bonds are registered and have a city listed for each denomination on every scheduled date. Read the columns separately: the Rs.40,000 and Rs.25,000 draws on the same date are assigned to different cities.

Date Rs.40,000 Premium Rs.25,000 Premium
10 March (Tuesday) Rawalpindi Multan
10 June (Wednesday) Muzaffarabad Peshawar
10 September (Thursday) Sialkot Quetta
10 December (Thursday) Lahore Karachi

The schedule states: “In case a draw falls on a public holiday(s) the draw will be held on the following working day(s).” Check official notices if a holiday affects a listed date.

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Which 2026 dates are still upcoming?

As of 8 October 2026, the January through September dates have passed. The remaining dates shown in the annual calendar are:

  • 15 October: Rs.750 National Prize Bond draw in Rawalpindi.
  • 16 November: Rs.1,500 draw in Hyderabad and Rs.100 draw in Faisalabad.
  • 10 December: Rs.40,000 Premium draw in Lahore and Rs.25,000 Premium draw in Karachi.
  • 15 December: Rs.200 National Prize Bond draw in Peshawar.

These are calendar dates, not confirmation that a draw has occurred on schedule. A public holiday can move a draw to a later working day, and official notices or draw lists should be checked for changes and results.

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How to check results and eligibility

The annual calendar is a schedule, not a list of winning numbers. National Savings publishes official, denomination-specific draw-list downloads, which are the appropriate records for checking results: National Savings draw lists. National Savings says a bond must have been issued at least 60 days before a draw to qualify. Its FAQ also gives a maximum six-year period from the draw date to claim prize money. Read the National Savings FAQ.

The listed regular denominations are Rs.100, Rs.200, Rs.750 and Rs.1,500; registered Premium Prize Bonds are Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000. SBP describes Premium Prize Bonds as registered in the investor’s name, with profit paid every six months in addition to eligibility for quarterly prize draws, subject to shut-period requirements. See the SBP Premium Prize Bond FAQ.

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