Check Prize Bond Result: Official Methods

Where official results come from

Prize bonds in Pakistan are issued by the government through the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS). The official draw results are published by CDNS. These are the sources you can rely on:

The official National Savings (CDNS) website. It has the draw result lists and an online checker where you enter your bond numbers.
National Savings Centres. Staff can check your bond numbers against the official list.
Bank branches that handle prize bonds. They can confirm a result before you start a claim.

Many unofficial websites and apps also post results. Some copy the list correctly and some do not. They may show the wrong denomination or draw, or they may have typing errors. Use them only as a quick first look, and confirm on the official CDNS source before you act. For draw dates by denomination, see the draw schedule.

How to check a prize bond result by number

Note the denomination printed on your bond (its face value) and the full bond number.
Find the draw for that denomination and date. Each denomination has its own draws, so a number that won in a draw for another denomination does not apply to your bond.
On the official checker, choose the denomination and the draw, then type your number. You can usually enter several numbers if you hold many bonds.
If you prefer the published list, search it for your exact number.
Keep a screenshot or printout of the result together with the bond.

If you hold a large set of bonds with consecutive numbers, check the whole range. Do not check only the first and last numbers.

How to read the draw result list

An official result list usually shows:

Denomination and draw details. These include the draw number, date and the city where the draw was held. Make sure they match your bond.
Top prize numbers. These are listed one by one at the top.
Lower prize numbers. This is a long list, often sorted in ascending order, so you can scan down to your number.
Prize amounts per tier. These are the gross amounts. Tax is deducted when the prize is paid. See prize bond tax for how this works.

Your number must match in full. A partial match, such as the last few digits being the same, does not win anything.

Registered premium prize bonds work differently from bearer bonds. Prizes are linked to the registered holder and account. Check the current procedure on the CDNS site.

If your number appears in the list

Confirm the result on the official CDNS source, not only on an unofficial site.
Do not sign, sell or hand over the bond to anyone who offers to "process" the prize for you.
Check the current claim procedure, required documents and any claim deadline on the official CDNS website or at a National Savings Centre. Claims have time limits, so do not leave it too late.

Fake "winner" calls and messages

Scammers call or send WhatsApp and SMS messages saying you have won a prize bond draw. Common signs:

They contact you first. Results are published, so you check them yourself.
They ask for a "processing fee", "tax in advance" or a transfer before the prize is released.
They ask for your CNIC copy, bank login, card details or a one-time code (OTP).
They pressure you to act quickly or keep it secret.
They use an official logo or a name that sounds like a government office, but call from a personal mobile number.

If you get such a contact, do not pay anything and do not share codes. Check your bond number yourself on the official source. You can also report the number to your bank and the relevant authorities.

Similar tactics are used for fake investment offers. The SECP issues public warnings about them: SECP warnings by press release naming platforms (Quotex 09.04.2025; IBKR look-alikes, IGIL Securities, BMA Capital No.108 etc. 22.05.2025; Hillhouse Capital, S-169 Wharton 13.01.2026), none of which names Exness. More on this is in law and regulators.

Frequent questions

Can I check a prize bond result online?

Yes. The official CDNS website publishes draw results and has a checker where you enter your bond numbers.

How do I do a prize bond check by number?

Select the denomination and the draw, then enter your full bond number. Only an exact, complete match counts.

Are prize bond list websites reliable?

Some are accurate, but they are unofficial. Always confirm a win on the CDNS source before claiming.

Someone called saying I won. What should I do?

Do not pay or share personal or bank details. Check your number yourself on the official result list.

Is tax deducted from prize bond winnings?

Yes, tax is deducted from prizes. See prize bond tax and confirm the current rate with official sources.

How to Check Your Prize Bond Result