Prize Bond Series Checker Pakistan: Check a Number Range
Enter the first and last six-digit numbers to check a consecutive prize bond series against the draw files available for the selected denomination.
What is a prize bond series checker?
A prize bond series checker generates and searches every six-digit number between the starting and ending values you enter. For example, the range 120001–120500 contains 500 consecutive numbers, and both endpoints are included.
Use this tool when the physical bonds form one continuous block. If your numbers are unrelated, use the bulk prize bond checker instead.
How to check a prize bond number range
- Open the Prize Bond Scanner and Bulk Checker.
- Select the denomination printed on the bonds.
- Open Manual Check.
- Enter the first six-digit number in the Start field.
- Enter the final six-digit number in the End field.
- Review both endpoints and press Check Complete Series.
- Check every displayed match and verify it through the official draw record.
The limit is 5,000 numbers per search to prevent freezing on low-memory mobile phones.
Divide a large holding
Divide 12,000 numbers into non-overlapping sections such as 000001–005000, 005001–010000 and 010001–012000. Record every completed section.
Both endpoints are included. The range 000001–000100 contains 100 numbers.
Keep all six digits and leading zeroes
A value entered as 25 is formatted as 000025, but you should still review the displayed range before starting. Numbers must remain between 000000 and 999999. Do not enter a denomination, draw number, date or prize amount in either range field.
Reversing the start and end numbers or overlapping two sections can produce an incomplete or duplicated checking record.
Understand and verify series matches
A winning match can appear in more than one historical draw. The result should show the stored denomination, draw number, date and gross prize. A historical match does not prove current claim eligibility or payment status.
Review the database coverage to see which draw files are searchable, and verify every possible win through National Savings Pakistan.
Prize bond range checker questions
How many prize bond numbers can I check together?
The series tool accepts a maximum range of 5,000 consecutive numbers per search. Divide a larger holding into separate non-overlapping blocks.
Can one range contain different denominations?
No. Select and check each denomination separately. An Rs. 200 series must not be checked against the Rs. 750 database.
Are the first and last numbers included?
Yes. A search from 000001 to 000100 checks 100 numbers, including 000001 and 000100.
What does “no prize found” mean?
It means no match was found in the selected draw files currently available on PrizeBondPak.org. It is not an official certificate and does not guarantee that every historical draw was searched.