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Rs200 prize bond winner list announced today – Check results here

Rs200 prize bond winner list announced today – Check results here

Web Desk September 15, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

The National Savings Centre, Quetta, has announced the top winners of the Rs200 prize bond draw on Monday, 15 September 2025.

The first prize winner of Rs200 Prize Bond takes home Rs750,000, while five second prize winners receive Rs250,000 each, and third prize winners get Rs1,250 each.

The prize bonds are considered not only a safer investment but also offer mega cash prizes for the winners which are picked through balloting.

200 Prize Bond September 2025 Draw Top Winners

According to the official announcement, the first prize of Rs750,000 has been awarded to prize bond number 41981, making it the top winner in the Rs200 bond category.

Second Prize Winners Five bondholders have each won the second prize of Rs250,000. The winning numbers are: 043052, 529272, 612161, 825972, 896794.

Those winning the third prize will each receive Rs1,250, with a complete list of these winners to be announced soon.

Prize bonds in Pakistan are a government-backed lottery system that gives people the chance to win cash prizes instead of earning interest. These bonds are issued by the State Bank of Pakistan in different denominations.

Draws take place regularly, and any prize money won is subject to tax deductions. Despite this, prize bonds remain a popular choice for saving and investing among the public.

 

 

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