Webdesk: The third Rs750 prize bond draw of 2025 is set to take place on Tuesday, July 15, in Rawalpindi, with the balloting scheduled to begin at 10:00AM, according to the National Savings Centre. This is Draw No103 in the ongoing calendar year, following earlier draws held in Peshawar and Karachi.
These quarterly draws are conducted under the coordination of the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) in collaboration with the State Bank of Pakistan.
In the upcoming draw, one lucky winner will take home the first prize of Rs1,500,000, while three winners will each receive the second prize of Rs500,000. Additionally, 1,696 people will walk away with the third prize of Rs9,300 each.
| Category | Information |
| Date | July 15, 2025 |
| Time | 10:00 AM |
| Location | National Savings Centre, Rawalpindi |
| Results | savings.gov.pk |
| Prizes | 1st: Rs. 1,500,000, 2nd: Rs. 500,000, 3rd: Rs. 9,300 |
| Eligibility | 6 years from draw date (until July 15, 2031) |
The prize bond system has become one of Pakistan’s most trusted savings options over the years. It gives regular citizens a safe way to invest while keeping the dream alive of possibly winning a large amount of money.
Every draw is still attracting great attention on the part of the population, as these bonds are commonly regarded by the people as a safe and state-guaranteed form of savings, which provides not only safety, but also the possibility to win nice cash rewards in the form of lottery prizes.
Winners can claim their prizes by presenting the original bond along with a copy of their CNIC at authorised branches. The results will be made public shortly after the draw ends and will be available both online and at designated savings centres.
Earlier this year, the Rs750 Prize Bond draw for April 2025 was conducted with great anticipation. Many bondholders were hopeful of winning life-changing sums. The first prize of Rs1.5 million was won by bond number 261227.
The second prizes were claimed by holders of 204763, 413549, and 992747, while 1,696 others received Rs9,300 each in third-tier prizes.
Prize Bonds remain a favourite among Pakistanis not just for their reliability, but also for the excitement of possibly hitting the jackpot.
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