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Rs. 40000 prize bond draw and winners list: 10 June 2026

Prize money will be transferred directly into the winners' registered bank accounts.

The National Savings Department has officially announced the results of the Rs40,000 Prize Bond Draw No. 37, which was held on June 10, 2026, in Muzaffarabad. The draw brought exciting news for prize bond holders, with millions of rupees awarded to lucky winners across the country.

According to the official results, the first prize of Rs80 million was won by the holder of prize bond number 810678. In addition, three second prizes worth Rs30 million each were awarded to the holders of bond numbers 159467, 855955, and 954286.

The announcement generated widespread interest among prize bond investors, as the high-value prizes offered another opportunity for life-changing rewards through the National Savings scheme.

1st Prize                        810678

2nd Prize        159467, 855955, 954286

Winners of the Rs40,000 Prize Bond Draw will not receive the full prize amount because of applicable tax deductions. Registered tax filers will be subject to a 15 percent withholding tax, reducing the Rs80 million first prize by Rs12 million and bringing the net payout to Rs68 million.

Non-filers, on the other hand, will face a 30 percent tax deduction. This will result in Rs24 million being deducted from the first prize, leaving them with a final payout of Rs56 million.

Officials have also confirmed that prize money will be transferred directly into the winners' registered bank accounts to ensure a smooth, secure, and transparent payment process.

The announcement has sparked excitement among prize bond holders across the country, with thousands checking their bond numbers in the hope of finding their names among the latest lucky millionaires.

 

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