Rs. 1,500 Prize Bond Draw in Faisalabad: Full Results and Winners List for August 2025
Faisalabad, Pakistan – The atmosphere at the National Savings Centre in Faisalabad was electric on August 15, 2025, as the highly anticipated Draw No. 103 for the Rs. 1,500 prize bond took place. For countless Pakistanis, this quarterly event represents a beacon of hope and a chance for significant financial transformation. As officials initiated the draw, thousands of investors across the nation held their breath, hoping their ticket would be among the lucky numbers selected.
The Rs. 1,500 prize bond remains one of the most popular and accessible savings instruments in the country, appealing to a wide demographic of citizens from all provinces. Its combination of capital preservation and the potential for life-altering rewards makes it a cornerstone of many families’ savings strategies. Today’s draw once again fulfilled that promise, creating new millionaires and rewarding thousands of other participants.
Top Winners of the Rs. 1,500 Prize Bond Draw Revealed
The draw culminated in the announcement of the grand prize winner, who is now Rs. 3 million richer. The three second-prize winners have also seen their fortunes change overnight with a substantial prize of Rs. 1 million each.
First Prize – A Life-Changing Sum of Rs. 3,000,000
The top prize of three million rupees was awarded to the holder of a single lucky prize bond. This substantial amount can serve as a foundation for financial security, enabling the winner to invest in a new home, start a business, or secure their family’s educational future.
First Prize Winning Number:790468
Second Prize – Three New Millionaires Created
Three fortunate individuals have each won the second prize, instantly making them millionaires. This prize tier significantly broadens the pool of major winners, spreading excitement and opportunity.
Second Prize Winning Numbers (Rs. 1,000,000 each):
607650
193673
031085
Third Prize – Thousands of Winners Rewarded
Beyond the top tiers, the draw also recognized 1,696 third-prize winners. Each of these winners will receive Rs. 18,500. While not as large as the top prizes, this amount provides a welcome financial boost and a significant return on a modest investment, encouraging continued participation in the savings scheme.
The complete list of all 1,696 third-prize winning numbers is available for public viewing on the official website of the Directorate of National Savings and can be checked at all its regional centers.
How to Claim Your Prize: A Step-by-Step Guide for Winners
For those who have found their number on the winners’ list, the process of claiming the prize money is straightforward. It is crucial to follow the official procedure to ensure a smooth and secure transaction.
Step 1: Verification Before proceeding, double-check your prize bond number against the official results. You can verify your results through multiple channels:
The official National Savings website.
Any of the National Savings Centers (NSCs) located across Pakistan.
State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) BSC field offices.
Designated commercial bank branches that are authorized to handle prize bond claims.
Step 2: Required Documentation To file a claim, you must have the following documents:
The Original Winning Prize Bond: The physical prize bond is mandatory. Photocopies are not accepted. Ensure the bond is in good condition, as damaged or tampered bonds may be rejected.
A Copy of Your Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC): Your CNIC is required for identity verification.
Step 3: Submitting the Claim Visit one of the authorized centers mentioned above and fill out the prescribed claim form. Submit this form along with your original prize bond and a copy of your CNIC. The officials will verify the documents and the authenticity of the bond before processing the payment. Prize money is typically transferred directly to the winner’s bank account after the deduction of applicable taxes.
The Enduring Appeal of National Prize Bonds in Pakistan
The consistent popularity of the prize bond scheme in Pakistan can be attributed to several key factors. Unlike conventional investments that carry market risks, prize bonds are a government-backed, risk-free savings instrument. The principal amount invested is always secure and can be redeemed at face value at any time.
Furthermore, the scheme operates on a principle that aligns with Sharia-compliant financial practices. Instead of earning interest (riba), which is prohibited in Islam, bondholders participate in a collective prize pool. This structure makes it an attractive option for a large segment of the population seeking ethical investment avenues. The low cost of entry, with denominations starting from as little as Rs. 100, ensures that people from all economic backgrounds can participate, fostering a nationwide culture of savings.
The draws are held quarterly under the transparent supervision of the Directorate of National Savings, using a Hand-operated Drawing Machine (HODM) to ensure fairness and randomness, further boosting public trust in the system.
Congratulations to all the winners of Draw No. 103. For those who did not win this time, the journey is not over. Your prize bond remains valid for all future draws as long as you hold it, offering another chance at winning every three months.
