Multan – The National Savings Center, Multan has announced the results of the September 2025 draw for the Rs. 200 prize bond. This draw had been eagerly awaited as the Rs. 200 bond is considered the most popular among the middle and lower-income classes.

The first prize of Rs. 750,000 went to prize bond number 41981. Five lucky winners secured the second prize of Rs. 250,000 each while thousands of others won the third prize of Rs. 1,250 each. The complete list will soon be published on the official National Savings website.

Details of Major Prizes

Prize Category	Amount	Winning Numbers
First Prize	Rs. 750,000	41981
Second Prize (5)	Rs. 250,000 each	043052, 529272, 612161, 825972, 896794
Third Prize (multiple)	Rs. 1,250 each	Complete list to be published later

Public Interest and Popularity of Prize Bonds

In Pakistan, prize bonds are seen as a safe investment option that also allows people to try their luck. The Rs. 200 bond is the most widely purchased because it is affordable and offers the chance of significant rewards. Millions of citizens take part in every draw with high hopes.

Key Features of Prize Bonds

Issued by the State Bank of Pakistan
Available in different denominations – Rs 100, Rs 200, Rs 750, Rs 1,500, Rs 7,500, Rs 15,000, Rs 25,000 and Rs 40,000.
The buyers and winners are verified through national identity cards.
Prizes are awarded by draw of lots which is held every two to three months.

Public Reactions

As soon as the results of the prize bonds were announced, there was enthusiasm among the citizens across the country. Many families were anxious to see the numbers on their bonds. Especially for those who have high hopes with a small income, these moments are very important.

One citizen remarked:

“The Rs. 200 prize bond is a blessing for people like us. We spend little money but dream of a big win.”

Review of Previous Draws

Looking at the past six months, most of the winners of the Rs. 200 bond draws have come from various cities in Punjab and Sindh. However, this time, the first prize emerged from Multan which is expected to further boost interest among residents of South Punjab.

Experts Opinions

Financial analysts say prize bonds are also beneficial for the government as they channel public savings into secure systems and help curb black money. However, some experts believe that the scheme should be made more modern and transparent to further strengthen public trust.

National Savings Statement

National Savings announced that the complete third prize list will soon be published on the official website savings.gov.pk. Citizens will be able to check and verify their bond numbers online.