Prize Bonds are lottery-based financial instruments issued by National Savings Pakistan. These bonds are non-interest-bearing securities, meaning they do not offer any regular profit or premium. Instead, holders of these bonds are entered into regular draws, where randomly selected winners receive cash prizes.

As bearer instruments, Prize Bonds do not carry the holder’s name and can be freely traded or redeemed by anyone who possesses them.

Issued by the Government of Pakistan, these bonds serve as a way to raise funds for the state. One of their key attractions is that they offer a chance to win large prizes without risking the invested principal. However, a potential downside is that in times of rupee depreciation, the real value of the bond may decline – especially if the bond is not drawn for a prize.

We’ve compiled the most up-to-date information on the Prize Bond Schedule for 2025, so you can stay informed and plan your investments accordingly.