Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No. 53 Result — Karachi, 16 February 2026

Historical result: The Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No. 53 was held in Karachi on Monday, 16 February 2026. The first-prize winning number was 124915, while the three second-prize numbers were 017336, 505165 and 971442.

This page records that specific completed draw. It should not be confused with newer Rs. 100 draws, even though the legacy URL contains the words “result today.” For the latest available result, visit the Rs. 100 Prize Bond results archive.

Rs. 100 Prize Bond Draw No. 53 Result Summary

Draw detail	Confirmed information
Denomination	Rs. 100 National Prize Bond
Draw number	53
Draw date	16 February 2026
Draw day	Monday
Draw city	Karachi
First prize	Rs. 700,000 — one common winning number
Second prize	Rs. 200,000 each — three common winning numbers
Third prize	Rs. 1,000 each — 1,199 common winning numbers
Total common numbers	1,203
Information reviewed	15 September 2026

The numbers above and below are presented as six-digit values. Leading zeros are part of a bond number, so 017336 must not be entered as 17336 when using a checker.

First-Prize Winner: Rs. 100 Draw No. 53

A bond must match all six digits in the same order. A partial match, a number with transposed digits, or a bond from another denomination is not a first-prize match for Draw No. 53.

Second-Prize Numbers for Draw No. 53

Pay special attention to the zero at the beginning of 017336. Search tools and spreadsheets sometimes remove leading zeros if the value is treated as an ordinary number rather than a six-character bond number.

Complete Third-Prize List for Rs. 100 Draw No. 53

Draw No. 53 also produced 1,199 common third-prize numbers carrying a gross prize of Rs. 1,000 each for an eligible bond in an applicable series. Because this is a long list, the safest approach is to search the official draw record or use the PrizeBondPak.com online prize bond checker.

When using the checker, select Rs. 100 and choose Draw No. 53 or the date 16 February 2026. Enter exactly six digits and retain every leading zero. If the website reports a match, compare it with the original draw record before starting a claim.

The old featured image on this page appears to use a filename referring to a 15 November result. Replace it with a Draw No. 53-specific graphic so readers are not shown a mismatched date or draw.

How to Check Your Rs. 100 Bond Correctly

1. Confirm the denomination: The original bond must say Rs. 100.
2. Read the complete number: Record all six digits, including zeros at the beginning.
3. Select the correct draw: Use Draw No. 53 dated 16 February 2026.
4. Check the first prize: Compare the bond with 124915.
5. Check all three second prizes: Compare it with 017336, 505165 and 971442.
6. Search the third-prize record: Use the official draw search or a database checker.
7. Repeat the comparison: Read the number left to right and then right to left to catch transposed digits.
8. Verify an apparent win: Confirm it through National Savings or the appropriate paying institution.

A “not found” result is only as reliable as the information entered. Recheck the denomination, date, draw number and digits before concluding that a bond did not win. Conversely, a third-party checker showing a match does not itself create a right to payment.

Why Draw Number, Date and City All Matter

Many Rs. 100 result pages use similar titles because the denomination is drawn repeatedly. The draw number is the clearest identifier: this page concerns Draw No. 53 only. Its date was 16 February 2026 and its venue was Karachi.

Draw No. 54 was held on 15 May 2026 in Hyderabad, and Draw No. 55 was held on 17 August 2026 in Multan. The earlier version of this article incorrectly described Draw No. 54 as Lahore and Draw No. 55 as Rawalpindi. Those cities have been corrected using the site’s verified 2026 prize bond draw schedule.

The city identifies the draw event; it does not mean that only bonds bought in that city can be checked. Eligibility depends on the applicable rules, bond number and series, not on whether the holder lives in Karachi.

Understanding Common Numbers and Bond Series

An ordinary prize bond bears a six-digit number and belongs to an issued series. The draw produces common winning numbers that apply across the series included in that draw. For each participating series, the prize structure provides one first prize, three second prizes and 1,199 third prizes.

That is why a result page can list 1,203 common winning numbers while the total number of prizes across all participating series is higher. This page does not state a historical aggregate prize count because that calculation requires the officially confirmed number of participating series.

The original bond remains essential during verification. Two bonds can share the same six-digit number while belonging to different series, so the paying institution examines the complete instrument and the applicable draw record rather than relying on a typed number alone.

How to Read and Store an Old Prize Bond Safely

Read the denomination and number directly from the original instrument in good light. If a digit is faint, compare its shape with other digits printed on the same bond instead of guessing. Write the six-digit number in a private record and add the denomination beside it; a number saved without its denomination can easily be checked against the wrong draw later.

Store the bond somewhere dry and secure. Moisture, tearing, adhesive tape and lamination can make examination more difficult. Do not punch holes through the printed information or write notes over the number, series or security features. If you make a photograph for your own inventory, keep it in protected storage and do not upload an uncensored copy to social media or a public discussion.

When checking several bonds, use one line per bond and retain all leading zeros. Record “checked against Draw No. 53” and the date you performed the search. This simple audit trail helps prevent the same bond from being missed or repeatedly checked against the wrong result. It also separates a preliminary database search from official confirmation.

Possession of a number written in a notebook or shown in a screenshot is not a substitute for the original bond. PrizeBondPak.com does not store bonds or certify ownership, and readers should use authorized channels for any ownership or payment question.

Rs. 100 Prize Amounts and Estimated Tax

Prize-bond winnings are generally subject to withholding tax at payment. The table below illustrates a 15% deduction for a person treated as a filer and a 30% deduction for a non-filer, based on rates reviewed on 15 September 2026. Tax law and Active Taxpayers List status can change, so treat these figures as estimates and verify the rate in force on the payment date.

Prize tier	Gross amount	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

The estimated payment is the gross prize minus the illustrated withholding amount. It is not a guaranteed final payment or personalized tax advice. Use the prize bond tax calculator for a quick estimate, then confirm your status and deduction with the paying institution and the Federal Board of Revenue.

Claim Period for the February 2026 Result

Prize-bond claims are generally allowed within six years of the draw date. Applied to Draw No. 53, this indicates an expected deadline in February 2032. Do not depend only on that calculated month: verify the precise final date and current rules with National Savings or the State Bank of Pakistan Banking Services Corporation.

There is no advantage in waiting until the end of the period. Rules, document requirements and service locations can change, while an original bearer bond can be lost or damaged. Begin official verification promptly if the number appears to match.

Documents and Safe Claim Preparation

The required claim channel and documents can depend on the prize amount and the procedures in force when the claim is submitted. Commonly requested items may include the original winning bond, valid CNIC, copies required by the receiving institution, a completed claim form, bank-account information and taxpayer-status details.

Contact the intended paying office before travelling and obtain the current document list from an official source. Do not assume that every commercial bank branch processes every prize tier. The institution must inspect the original bond, verify eligibility and calculate any applicable withholding.

Keep the original bond intact. Avoid writing on it, laminating it, tearing it or handing it to an unauthorized agent. Maintain a private copy for your records, but never publish both sides of the bond together with your CNIC, signature, IBAN, phone number or other identifying information.

Fraud and Privacy Warnings

• No person can guarantee that a bond will win a future draw.
• A previous winning number does not predict the next result.
• Do not pay an advance “release fee” to an unknown caller or social-media account.
• Never disclose a banking password, PIN or one-time verification code.
• Do not mail an original bond to PrizeBondPak.com.
• Use contact details published on official institutional websites.

PrizeBondPak.com provides result information and checking guidance. It cannot establish ownership, validate the physical bond, accept a claim, change taxpayer status or release prize money.

Why This Result Should Remain a Separate URL

Draw No. 53, Draw No. 54 and Draw No. 55 have different dates, cities and winning numbers. Merging these pages or pointing them to one canonical URL would confuse readers and could cause search engines to treat useful historical records as duplicates.

Keep this page at its established URL and give it a self-referencing canonical. Its title, introduction, SEO title and description should consistently identify Draw No. 53, Karachi and 16 February 2026. Link newer results through the archive rather than replacing this historical content with each new draw.

Rs. 100 Draw No. 53 Summary in Urdu

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the first-prize number for Rs. 100 Draw No. 53?

The first-prize number was 124915. The gross first-prize amount was Rs. 700,000 for an eligible winning bond in an applicable series.

What were the second-prize numbers?

The three second-prize numbers were 017336, 505165 and 971442. Each carried a gross prize of Rs. 200,000 for an eligible bond.

Where was Rs. 100 Draw No. 53 held?

The draw was held in Karachi on Monday, 16 February 2026.

How many third-prize numbers were selected?

There were 1,199 common third-prize numbers. Each carried a gross prize of Rs. 1,000 for an eligible bond in an applicable series.

Is this the latest Rs. 100 result?

No. This is the historical Draw No. 53 result. Use the Rs. 100 result archive to find newer draw pages.

Why does the URL say “today”?

The wording remains in the established URL from the publication date. The page title and content identify the exact historical date. Keeping the URL prevents an unnecessary redirect during the website’s indexing recovery.

Can a Draw No. 53 prize still be claimed?

The general six-year period suggests that a valid claim may remain possible until February 2032. Confirm the exact deadline, eligibility and procedure with the relevant official institution.

Does a checker result guarantee payment?

No. A checker helps locate a number. Payment depends on official verification of the original bond, its eligibility, the applicable draw record and compliance with the current claim procedure.

Official Sources and Related Resources

• National Savings Pakistan
• National Savings official draw search
• 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. Result data, tax treatment and claim requirements should be verified through the relevant official authority before any financial action.