How can I check my prize bond result online?

The purchaser of the Prize Bond can check out the online search bar available on the page. You just have to select the denomination of amount, enter the prize bond number in the respective bar, select series search, and submit. You will get the prize bond list result online instantly for your number.

What is the price of 200 bond?

Prize Details

Prize Bond First Prize Second Prize
Rs. 200 1 prize of Rs. 750,000 3 prizes of Rs. 250,000 each
Rs. 750 1 prize of Rs. 1,500,000 3 prizes of Rs. 500,000 each
Rs. 1,500 1 prize of Rs. 3,000,000 3 prizes of Rs. 1,000,000 each
Rs. 7,500 1 prize of Rs. 15,000,000 3 prizes of Rs. 5,000,000 each

Are prize bonds real?

National Prize Bonds Scheme – Modus Operandi October 1st 1960 as an agent to the Government of Pakistan. The prize bonds scheme was revived with six denominations under the title National Prize Bonds on July 1, 1999 and two more denominations were subsequently added in 2012.

How can I get 40000 Premium prize bond?

Available in Rs. 25,000/- & Rs 40,000/- Denomination….Following documents are required for Premium Prize Bond Sale Application.

  1. Copy of CNIC.
  2. Account Maintenance Certificate ( A/C title , IBAN number , status of a/c , Bank & Branch Name).
  3. Tax Certificate in case of Filer.
  4. Nominee CNIC detail.

How much is a 40000 prize bond?

1.79%
Presently, only one denomination of Rs. 40,000 and 25000 Premium Prize Bond is in circulation and others are in the pipeline. What is the profit rate of premium prize bond? Profit rate of premium prize bond is 1.79% bi-annual.

Are Prize Bonds real?

Prize bonds are a unique method of investment that are essentially lotteries backed by the government. Offered by National Savings under the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), prize bonds have been around for decades and are considered an incredibly safe form of investment.

How can I get prize bond from State Bank of Pakistan?

From where can we purchase/encash Prize Bonds? Answer: Prize Bonds can be purchased/encashed from any SBP-BSC office, designated commercial bank branches and National Savings Centers against application form with copy of valid CNIC.

What is prize bond of State Bank of Pakistan?

Instructions to Banks
Withdrawal of Rs.7500, Rs.15,000/- & Rs.40,000/- denomination National Prize Bonds (Bearer) from Circulation Notification
Withdrawal of Rs.15,000/- & Rs.7500 denomination National Prize Bonds (Bearer) from Circulation Annexure A Notification

Can I return prize bond?

Whether a prize bond deposited with application for prize money is returned to the claimant? Answer: Prize bonds winning prize money below Rs. 10,000/- are returned, in case of prize money Rs. 10,000/- and above are retained and their face value s paid to the claimant.

How to search Prize Bond 40000 draw results?

They can also find the old draw results by selecting draw # numbers of 40000 prize bond, which is provided online too and they can note the draw number of the prize bond 40000 result. They can search each update of prize bonds timely and accurately. Search Prize Winning Numbers!

How many prizes are there in the Premium Prize Bond draw?

The draw includes 1 prize of Rs. 80,000,000, 3 prizes of Rs. 30,000,000 each and 660 prizes of Rs. 500,000 each. You can see all the previous Rs. 40000 Premium Prize Bond Draw Results on this page.

How to check prize bond status online?

When someone wins a prize bond, he can check his prize bond denomination online. If you need to check the bond status online, put the denomination number & prize bond number. You will see your results on the screen. The prize bond money can be claimed from the National saving center if the prize money is 1250 Rs.

How to claim a winning prize bond?

You can claim a winning prize bond in 6 years from the date of the draw held. To claim the prize you have to provide the original prize bond and copy of your CNIC to the National Saving Center or the State Bank of Pakistan. Some tax amounts will be deducted from the prize money which depends on whether you are a filer or a non-filer.

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