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Federal government to introduce digital prize bonds

4 September 2023
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Pakistani Prize Bonds

The federal government of Pakistan is poised to launch a new initiative, the ‘Digital Prize Bonds,’ aimed at enhancing accessibility and convenience for individuals interested in participating in prize bond draws. The first of these digital bonds, with a denomination of Rs1,000, is set to be introduced, offering participants a chance to win a maximum prize of Rs4 million.

Recent media reports have indicated that the government’s plans include the gradual introduction of electronic bonds in other denominations as well, including Rs500, Rs5,000, and Rs10,000, with corresponding highest prize amounts of Rs2 million, Rs20 million, and Rs40 million, respectively.

The issuance of these digital bonds will fall under the jurisdiction of the Central Directorate of National Savings. The introduction of these bonds will be facilitated through the ‘Digital Prize Bond Gateway,’ an online platform accessible via a dedicated mobile application or other authorized digital financial channels.

A unique feature of the ‘Digital Prize Bonds’ is that participants who purchase these bonds one month before the scheduled draw date will become eligible to participate in the upcoming draw for the specific denominations. This initiative aims to enhance the engagement of individuals by offering them a fair chance to win attractive prizes.

To ensure transparency and accessibility, the Central Directorate of National Savings will announce the draw schedule at the commencement of each calendar year. The results of these draws will be made available to the public through official channels, including publication in the official Gazette.

The introduction of ‘Digital Prize Bonds’ represents a forward-looking step by the federal government towards embracing digital transformation and modernizing the process of participation in prize bond draws. By leveraging technology, the government seeks to make the process more inclusive, efficient, and user-friendly, thereby enhancing the overall experience for individuals interested in engaging with this financial instrument.

As the government continues to prioritize innovation and digitalization across various sectors, the launch of ‘Digital Prize Bonds’ stands as a testament to its commitment to fostering a technologically advanced and accessible financial landscape for the citizens of Pakistan.

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