Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No. 43 Result — 15 August 2023

Historical result: This page contains the Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No. 43 result announced on 15 August 2023. The draw was held in Karachi. For the newest draw, use the Rs. 100 Prize Bond results archive instead of treating this older list as today’s result.

The first-prize winning number was 922429. The three second-prize numbers were 328539, 589614 and 997530. The complete third-prize result is preserved in the draw-list images further down this page.

Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No. 43 Result Summary

Draw detail	Information
Denomination	Rs. 100 National Prize Bond
Draw number	43
Draw date	15 August 2023
Draw day	Tuesday
Draw city	Karachi
First prize	Rs. 700,000 — one winning number per series
Second prize	Rs. 200,000 each — three winning numbers per series
Third prize	Rs. 1,000 each — 1,199 winning numbers per series
Common numbers drawn	1,203
Page last reviewed	15 September 2026

This is a completed historical draw. The word “today” remains in the old URL because changing a published URL can create redirects and indexing problems; it does not mean the draw occurred today.

First-Prize Number for Rs. 100 Draw No. 43

Check all six digits in the same order. A partially matching number, reversed number or number with one different digit is not a winning first-prize number.

Second-Prize Numbers for Rs. 100 Draw No. 43

If your bond appears to match, compare the physical bond carefully with the relevant series and official result material. Do not send a photograph of the complete bond, your CNIC or banking information through a public comment.

Complete Third-Prize List for Draw No. 43

Draw No. 43 included 1,199 common third-prize numbers, with a gross prize of Rs. 1,000 for each winning number in each participating series. The full list is displayed in the three result images below.

To check efficiently, start with the first digits of your six-digit number and move through the images in numerical order. Zoom the image if necessary and compare one digit at a time. For a faster database search, use the PrizeBondPak.com online checker, select the Rs. 100 denomination and confirm that the result refers to Draw No. 43.

Verification reminder: The images and checker are provided for convenience. Confirm an apparent win against the official draw record before beginning a claim.

How the Common Draw and Bond Series Work

An ordinary Rs. 100 prize bond carries a six-digit number and belongs to an issued series. A common draw selects winning six-digit numbers that apply across the series included in that draw. This is why an official draw may describe 1,203 common numbers while the total number of prizes across all participating series is much larger.

For each participating series, the published prize structure provides one first prize, three second prizes and 1,199 third prizes. The same common winning numbers are applied to eligible bonds in the participating series. The series printed on the bond therefore remains important when the claimant and paying institution verify the original instrument.

This page avoids stating an aggregate number of prizes across all series because the participating-series count is a historical administrative detail that should be confirmed from the original Draw No. 43 notice. The dependable result information presented here is the denomination, draw number, date, city, prize structure and winning-number record.

Gross and Estimated After-Tax Prize Amounts

Prize bond winnings are generally subject to withholding tax when the prize is paid. The estimates below use a 15% rate for a person treated as a filer and a 30% rate for a non-filer, as reviewed on 15 September 2026. The rate and your Active Taxpayers List status can change, so the paying institution’s calculation on the claim date is controlling.

Prize tier	Gross prize	Estimated filer tax	Estimated filer payment	Estimated non-filer tax	Estimated non-filer payment
First prize	Rs. 700,000	Rs. 105,000	Rs. 595,000	Rs. 210,000	Rs. 490,000
Second prize	Rs. 200,000	Rs. 30,000	Rs. 170,000	Rs. 60,000	Rs. 140,000
Third prize	Rs. 1,000	Rs. 150	Rs. 850	Rs. 300	Rs. 700

These are simple withholding estimates, not personalized tax advice or a payment guarantee. The original post incorrectly labelled its table as an Rs. 750 prize-bond calculation even though the figures belonged to the Rs. 100 denomination; that error has been removed. You can also use the prize bond tax calculator and then verify the result with the paying institution.

How to Check an Old Rs. 100 Prize Bond Result

1. Read the denomination: Confirm that the physical bond says Rs. 100.
2. Use all six digits: Retain leading zeros. For example, 000610 is not the same as 610 when entering a number into a search field.
3. Select the historical draw: Choose Draw No. 43 or the date 15 August 2023 where the checker provides a draw filter.
4. Compare the first and second prizes: These four numbers appear clearly near the top of this page.
5. Search the third-prize list: Review the images or use the online checker.
6. Check for typing or scanning errors: Re-enter the number if a tool gives an unexpected answer.
7. Verify a possible win officially: Do this before travelling, surrendering a bond or sharing documents.

A “no result found” message only means the selected database did not return a match. It is not a legal confirmation that the bond never won, especially if the wrong denomination or draw was selected.

How to Verify a Possible Match Without Making a Mistake

A six-digit result can be misread easily, particularly when checking a photograph on a small screen. First cleanly write or type the bond number as six digits, including any zero at the beginning. Compare it from left to right with the result, then repeat the comparison from right to left. This second pass helps catch transposed digits such as 35 instead of 53.

Next, verify the context around the number. The result must be for the Rs. 100 denomination, Draw No. 43 and the draw date 15 August 2023. Finding the same six digits on a list for an Rs. 200, Rs. 750 or premium bond does not establish a win for an Rs. 100 bond. Likewise, a number belonging to another Rs. 100 draw is irrelevant to this particular result.

If the number appears in one of the third-prize images, record which image and approximate row contains it. Recheck the original-resolution image rather than relying on a thumbnail. Then compare the number with the available official draw record. A website screenshot or search-result snippet is useful for discovery, but the relevant authority and the original bond determine whether a claim is valid.

Final verification checklist

• The bond denomination is Rs. 100.
• The bond number contains exactly six digits.
• The selected result is Draw No. 43 dated 15 August 2023.
• Every digit matches in the same position.
• The bond and its series are eligible under the applicable draw record.
• The original bond is intact and available for examination.
• The result and current claim procedure have been confirmed officially.

Do not publish the front and back of a potentially winning bond while seeking help. If you need assistance, share only the denomination, draw number and general question until you are dealing with an authorized institution through a verified channel.

Claim Period for Draw No. 43

Prize bond claims are generally permitted for six years from the draw date. For a draw held on 15 August 2023, that places the expected claim deadline in August 2029. Do not wait until the final days: confirm the exact deadline and current procedure through National Savings or the State Bank of Pakistan BSC well in advance.

A historical result can therefore remain useful even several years after publication. Someone who finds an older bond may still need to check draws falling within the permitted claim period.

Documents and Claim Preparation

Claim procedures can depend on the prize amount and the rules in force when the claim is submitted. Before visiting an office or bank, confirm the correct claim channel and current document list. Common requirements may include the original winning bond, valid identification, a completed claim form and banking or taxpayer-status information.

The original physical bond is important for a bearer prize-bond claim. Do not write unnecessarily on it, damage it or hand it to an unauthorized person. Keep a private record for your own reference, but do not publish the complete bond and identity details online.

PrizeBondPak.com cannot examine the original bond, establish ownership, accept a claim or release prize money. Consult an official or authorized institution for the final determination.

Why This 2023 Result Has Its Own Page

Each draw has a different set of winning numbers. Draw No. 43 from August 2023 and Draw No. 54 from May 2026 both concern the Rs. 100 denomination, but they are separate historical events. Combining their content or using the same canonical URL would prevent readers and search engines from knowing which result a page represents.

This page should therefore keep a self-referencing canonical URL. Its title, opening paragraph and metadata must always contain Draw No. 43, 15 August 2023 and Karachi. The separate Rs. 100 Draw No. 54 result should retain its own canonical URL and its own winning numbers.

Rs. 100 Draw No. 43 Summary in Urdu

Important Safety and Accuracy Notes

• A previous winning number does not predict a future draw.
• PrizeBondPak.com does not sell guaranteed winning numbers or influence draws.
• Do not pay an advance fee to an unknown person who promises to release prize money.
• Never share passwords, PINs, one-time codes or full banking credentials.
• Do not send an original bond or identity document to this website.
• Confirm tax, claim and payment requirements through the relevant authority.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the first-prize number for Rs. 100 Draw No. 43?

The first-prize number was 922429, carrying a gross prize of Rs. 700,000 for each eligible winning bond in the applicable series.

What were the second-prize numbers?

The second-prize numbers were 328539, 589614 and 997530. The gross second prize was Rs. 200,000 for each eligible winning bond.

Where and when was Draw No. 43 held?

The Rs. 100 Draw No. 43 result is recorded for Karachi on Tuesday, 15 August 2023. The earlier version of this post incorrectly identified Peshawar.

How many third-prize numbers were drawn?

There were 1,199 common third-prize numbers. The complete list is preserved in the three result images on this page.

Is this the latest Rs. 100 Prize Bond result?

No. This is a historical result from 2023. Visit the Rs. 100 result category for newer draw pages.

Can a Draw No. 43 prize still be claimed?

Claims are generally permitted for six years from the draw date, which indicates a deadline in August 2029. Confirm the exact deadline and eligibility with the relevant official institution rather than relying only on this general calculation.

Does the old URL mean this result happened today?

No. The URL contains legacy wording, but the page title and content clearly identify the historical draw date. Keeping the established URL avoids creating an unnecessary redirect during the site’s indexing recovery.

Official Verification and Related Resources

• National Savings Rs. 100 Prize Bond draw information
• National Savings draw-results section
• State Bank of Pakistan Banking Services Corporation
• Federal Board of Revenue

Disclaimer: PrizeBondPak.com is an independent information website and is not affiliated with National Savings, SBP or FBR. Always verify a winning number, claim procedure and tax treatment through the relevant official authority before taking action.