The Bangladesh Bank has published the 122nd Prize Bond Result draw today, Sunday (1 February, 2026), for Tk 100 denomination bonds in Bangladesh. According to the Bangladesh Bank, one bondholder will receive the first prize of Tk 6 lakh in this draw.
The prize bond draw is part of the country’s regular savings programme. It is widely used by middle-income households as a secure way to save money.
In the 122nd draw, prizes will be given in five categories. One winner will receive Tk 6 lakh as the first prize. One winner will receive Tk 3 lakh 25 thousand as the second prize.
Two winners will each receive Tk 1 lakh as the third prize. Two winners will each receive Tk 50 thousand as the fourth prize. Forty winners will each receive Tk 10 thousand as the fifth prize.
Bangladesh Bank said bonds carrying the same number in each series are treated as eligible for the same prize amount. Only bonds that were bought at least 60 days before the scheduled draw date will be considered for this draw.
For many buyers, the main interest is the Prize Bond Draw 2026, which is now easier to check than before. Bangladesh Bank allows bondholders to search for results directly through its official website. Users only need to enter their bond number to see if it matches any winning number.
Steps to check the result online
- First of all, visit the official website of Bangladesh Bank at bb.org.bd
- On the homepage, open https://www.bb.org.bd/en/index.php/Investfacility/prizebond
- Now, there will be a search box.
- Simply type the number and click on the “Search” icon.
- The result will be displayed on the screen.
The Ministry of Finance also provides a digital checking system through its online portal. The system is known as the Prize Bond Result Information System, or PBRIS.
Through the portal, users can check results by entering a single bond number. They can also upload an Excel file to check many bond numbers at the same time. These digital options reduce the need to visit banks or offices after each draw. They are especially useful for people living outside major cities.
Under the Income Tax Act 2023, a 20 per cent source tax will be deducted from the prize money. Prize bonds were introduced in Bangladesh in 1974 to promote savings among the public. The central bank manages the draw process and related services.
People can buy and encash prize bonds at any time using cash. This service is available from the Bangladesh Bank, all scheduled banks, post offices, and the Savings Bureau. However, the service is not available at Shariah-based banks. It is also not available at the Mymensingh office, according to official information.
The prize bond programme matters to many Bangladeshi families because it combines savings with a chance to win cash prizes. Unlike informal savings methods, the bonds are backed by the central bank.
Bangladesh Bank has advised bondholders to use only official websites and government portals when checking results. The winning numbers from today’s draw will be published through official Bangladesh Bank and Ministry of Finance channels after the draw is completed.