Muzaffarabad
Result
Draw 107
15 Sep 2026
Tuesday
- First prize
- Rs 750,000
- 1 number
- Second prize
- Rs 250,000
- 5 numbers
- Third prize
- Rs 1,250
- 2,394 numbers
Prize bonds
Rs. 200 Prize Bond Draw Results
View the latest and previous Rs. 200 Prize Bond draw results in Pakistan. Check winning numbers, draw schedules, prize amounts, cities, and upcoming National Savings prize bond draws.
- Official National Savings draw
- Updated every draw
- Historical results
- Upcoming draw available
Rs. 200 prize bond at a glance
- First prize
- Rs 750,000
- Second prize
- Rs 250,000
- Third prize
- Rs 1,250
- Draws stored
- 2
- Upcoming draw
- 16 Dec 2026
Latest Rs. 200 draw
Draw history
Open a draw to see its city, prize summary and winning numbers. Lists with many third prizes stay compact so the page remains easy to scan.
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Draw 108 Peshawar upcoming 16 Dec 2026 · Wednesday
This draw does not have a winning list yet. The date and city are the schedule details stored for Rs. 200.
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Draw 107 Muzaffarabad Result 15 Sep 2026 · Tuesday
Winning numbers
The first prize row is highlighted. Select a number to check it, or copy it if you want to compare it with the bond in your hand.
How a Rs. 200 prize bond works
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Buy the prize bond
Purchase a Rs. 200 bond from National Savings and keep the certificate.
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Wait for the draw
The bond stays in the draw for that denomination until the announced date.
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Check the winning number
Compare your number with the stored list, or use the checker on Hamari Dunya.
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Claim the prize
If the number matches, take the bond and your CNIC to a National Savings centre.
Prize structure
These amounts come from the latest stored Rs. 200 result, draw 107 on 15 Sep 2026.
First prize
Rs 750,000
1 winner
Second prize
Rs 250,000
5 winners
Third prize
Rs 1,250
2,394 winners
Draw schedule
All denominations-
16 Dec 2026
UpcomingDraw 108 · Peshawar
Wednesday
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15 Sep 2026
CompletedDraw 107 · Muzaffarabad
Tuesday
About the Rs. 200 prize bond
What is the Rs. 200 prize bond?
A Rs. 200 prize bond is a savings certificate issued through National Savings Pakistan. The face value is the price of the bond. There is no monthly profit. Instead, the bond number is included in the prize draws held for this denomination. You keep the paper bond until you sell it, claim a prize, or decide to encash it under the rules National Savings publishes.
How does the draw work?
National Savings announces the date and the city for each draw. On this page the next stored Rs. 200 draw is draw 108 on 16 Dec 2026 in Peshawar. The latest completed draw is draw 107, held on 15 Sep 2026 in Muzaffarabad. If the announced date falls on a public holiday, the draw is normally held on the next working day. An upcoming card means the date is known and the winning numbers are not out yet. A completed card means the winning list is stored.
How many prizes are available?
Each completed draw is grouped into a first prize, a second prize and a third prize. The latest stored Rs. 200 list shows a first prize of Rs 750,000 for 1 number, a second prize of Rs 250,000 for 5 numbers, and a third prize of Rs 1,250 for 2,394 numbers. Those counts belong to that draw. Another draw can list a different number of winners.
How can I check my bond number?
Read the number on the bond and use the checker with Rs. 200 selected. A short number is padded to six digits, so 40 is searched as 000040. You can paste up to 50 numbers, or check a series of up to 200. For the third prize, where the list is long, open the checker for that draw instead of scanning every number by eye. Always match the denomination. A number that wins on another bond value is not a win for Rs. 200.
How do I claim a winning prize bond?
After a match, keep the bond and note the draw number, the city and the date. Visit a National Savings centre and ask to claim the prize. The centre checks the bond against the official list. Hamari Dunya only shows the lists stored on this site. It does not hold the bond and it does not transfer the prize money.
What documents are required?
Bring the original Rs. 200 prize bond and your CNIC. The centre provides the claim form. If someone else is claiming for you, ask the centre which authority letter it accepts. For a large prize, the office may ask for extra identification before it releases the money.
How long can I claim?
A prize is generally claimable for six years from the date of the draw. Do not leave a matching bond in a drawer past that window. Confirm the current period with National Savings, because the paying office follows the rule that applies at the time of the claim. Tax, if it applies, is handled when the prize is paid.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check a Rs. 200 prize bond?
Open the Prize Bond Checker, choose Rs. 200, and enter the six-digit number printed on the bond. You can also select one stored draw. A match shows the prize, the amount, the draw number, the city and the date.
When is the next Rs. 200 prize bond draw?
The next Rs. 200 draw stored on Hamari Dunya is draw 108 on 16 Dec 2026 in Peshawar. If that date is a public holiday, National Savings normally holds the draw on the next working day.
How much is the first prize on the Rs. 200 prize bond?
On the latest stored Rs. 200 result, draw 107 held on 15 Sep 2026 in Muzaffarabad, the first prize is Rs 750,000.
How much are the second and third prizes?
On that same draw, the second prize is Rs 250,000 and the third prize is Rs 1,250. Earlier draws can show different amounts, so check the draw you care about.
Where is the Rs. 200 draw held?
The next stored Rs. 200 draw is in Peshawar. The latest completed draw was in Muzaffarabad. Each draw has its own city on this page.
Can I check previous Rs. 200 draws?
Yes. The draw history on this page lists every Rs. 200 result stored on Hamari Dunya. Open a draw to see its prize list, or use the checker and pick that draw.
How do I claim prize money?
Keep the original bond and take it to a National Savings centre with your CNIC. The centre matches the number with the official list and explains the claim form. Hamari Dunya does not pay prizes.
Is tax deducted from a prize bond win?
Withholding tax can apply under the income tax rules in force when the prize is paid. The paying office deducts it. Confirm the current rate at the National Savings centre before you expect a net amount.
What happens if I lose my prize bond?
Report the loss to a National Savings centre with the bond number and your CNIC. Ask them about the indemnity process for a lost bond. A number match on this page is not a payment, and a lost bond still has to be handled through that office.
What is a Rs. 200 prize bond?
A Rs. 200 prize bond is a National Savings certificate of that face value. You buy the bond, keep it, and it is entered in the draws held for that denomination. It is not a bank deposit and it does not pay profit. The return, if any, comes from a prize draw.
How often are Rs. 200 draws held?
National Savings publishes a separate date for each denomination. This page shows the Rs. 200 dates that are stored here, including the next draw on 16 Dec 2026. Use those dates rather than assuming every bond is drawn on the same day.
How many prizes are drawn?
The latest stored Rs. 200 draw lists 1 first prize, 5 second prizes, and 2,394 third prizes.
What documents are required to claim a prize?
Take the original prize bond and your CNIC. The National Savings centre gives you the claim form. A large prize can need extra verification, so ask the centre what it needs before you travel.
How long can I claim a prize?
Prize money is generally claimable for six years from the draw date. Confirm the current claim window at a National Savings centre, because the office that pays the prize applies the rule in force.
What is the difference between an upcoming draw and a completed draw?
An upcoming draw has a date and a city, and the winning list is not out yet. A completed draw has a stored result, with prize amounts and winning numbers. A pending draw is a past date that does not have a winning list stored here.
Are these the official National Savings results?
The numbers come from the prize lists stored on Hamari Dunya. Confirm the bond number, the denomination and the draw on the official National Savings list before you claim a prize.
Can I check more than one Rs. 200 number?
Yes. The checker accepts one number, a list of up to 50 numbers, or a series of up to 200 numbers. Select Rs. 200 so the search stays on this denomination.
What if my number is not on the list?
The bond did not win in the draws you searched. It can still be held for a later Rs. 200 draw. You can also compare the number with the official list for that draw.
Related prize bond pages
Recent winning lists
See completed draws for every stored denomination.
Prize bond checker
Check a Rs. 200 number against the stored results.
Upcoming draw schedule
Dates and cities for the next National Savings draws.
Prize bond articles
Guides on claims, tax and how to read a draw list.