National Savings and Investments has urged Premium Bonds customers to check their accounts on Tuesday 3 November, as the November 2026 Premium Bonds prize checker results go live
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National Savings and Investments has urged Premium Bonds holders to log in to their accounts on Tuesday. On Monday, 2 November, NS&I confirmed that two fortunate Premium Bonds holders have each scooped the £1 million jackpot this month.
Revealing the November 2026 winners, NS&I confirmed the first was from Shropshire with bond number 652GW962089. The winning bond was valued at £48,990 and was purchased in November 2028, with an overall holding of £50,000.
The second Premium Bonds holder to claim £1 million this month hails from Outer London, with bond number 175WW854599. The winner holds a total of £30,000 in bonds, with the winning bond worth £5,000, purchased in December 2010, reports Birmingham Live.
The full results will be available on the NS&I website from Tuesday, 3 November, according to the financial provider, which is backed by the Treasury.
NS&I said: “The quickest way to find out if you’ve won a prize is to use our prize checker. It’ll show you any prizes you’ve won this month, anything you’ve won in the previous six draws, as well as any older prizes that you haven’t claimed yet.
“We update our prize checker on the day after the first working day of each month. To use the prize checker on our website, all you’ll need is your holder’s number, which you can find on your Bond record or by logging in to your account. It has either 9 or 10 digits, or 8 digits followed by a letter.
“You can also use your holder number to check if you’ve won in our prize checker app.” The HM Treasury-backed organisation continued, stating: “If you have an NS&I number, you can only use this to check if you’ve won a prize in our prize checker app.
“Your NS&I number can be found on most communications you’ve had from us – it’s 11 digits long and starts with an 11, 21, 31 or 41.”
You can opt to have your winnings paid straight into your bank account (or NS&I Direct Saver) or reinvested into additional Bonds, providing you with further opportunities to win.
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