Bhadra 2083 Bill Lottery Winners: All 33 Winning Coupon Numbers (prize.ird.gov.np)

Bhadra 2083 IRD bill lottery winners list with coupon numbers

Published 19 September 2026 (3 Asoj 2083). Winning coupon numbers below are taken directly from the Inland Revenue Department’s official portal prize.ird.gov.np (public results API), checked on this date. The IRD’s own published list is the only authority — verify your number there before claiming.

Quick answer: Bhadra 2083 produced 33 winners in Nepal’s करदाता प्रोत्साहन उपहार कार्यक्रम (Taxpayer Incentive Gift Program) bill lottery — 2 bumper winners of Rs 10,00,000 each and 31 daily-prize winners of Rs 1,33,334 each, across two fortnightly draws (Bhadra 1–15 and Bhadra 16–31). Both draws were published on 1 Asoj 2083 (17 September 2026) and the claim window closes on 2 October 2026. All 33 winning coupon numbers are listed below.

Bhadra 2083 at a glance

33
winners in Bhadra
2
bumper prizes (Rs 10 lakh each)
31
daily prizes (Rs 1,33,334 each)
2 Oct
claim deadline (both draws)
DrawPurchase periodBumperDaily prizesPublished
Bhadra 1–1517–31 August 20261151 Asoj (17 Sep)
Bhadra 16–311–16 September 20261161 Asoj (17 Sep)
TotalBhadra 2083231

Bhadra 1–15 winners (purchases 17–31 August 2026)

बम्पर पुरस्कार · Rs 10,00,000

Bumper winner · Bhadra 1–15 draw

036 447 852 378

Daily prize winners — Rs 1,33,334 each (15 coupons):

दैनिक पुरस्कार विजेता

Bhadra 1–15 · 15 winning coupon numbers

032 454 269 275
038 328 091 444
037 578 626 740
033 144 165 666
036 825 619 944
044 745 489 488
042 618 477 620
039 705 942 959
035 907 335 960
046 092 188 962
034 636 885 897
040 009 462 634
041 365 661 530
043 746 633 042
045 671 499 525

Bhadra 16–31 winners (purchases 1–16 September 2026)

बम्पर पुरस्कार · Rs 10,00,000

Bumper winner · Bhadra 16–31 draw

048 915 618 211

Daily prize winners — Rs 1,33,334 each (16 coupons):

दैनिक पुरस्कार विजेता

Bhadra 16–31 · 16 winning coupon numbers

047 751 629 120
053 777 634 226
056 471 686 003
060 108 695 507
058 503 976 719
049 523 214 674
054 609 004 477
057 052 874 943
050 194 542 406
052 248 445 058
051 585 654 635
048 098 557 373
059 882 208 157
055 618 877 167
061 709 207 499
062 991 195 456

Coupon numbers are shown in groups of three digits for readability; on the portal they appear as a single 12-digit number. The IRD publishes coupon numbers only — no names, addresses or phone numbers of winners.

How to check whether a coupon is yours

  1. Open prize.ird.gov.np and switch to नेपाली or English.
  2. Go to दर्ता इतिहास (registration history) and sign in with the mobile number you used when registering bills.
  3. Match the 12-digit coupon against the list above — or against the official winners list on the same portal.
  4. Digital payments (QR, wallet, card) are entered automatically, so check even if you never registered a paper bill manually.

If you won: claim within the deadline

  • Deadline for both Bhadra draws: 2 October 2026 (16 Asoj 2083). Claims are accepted for 15 days from publication.
  • Contact the Inland Revenue Department / your Inland Revenue or Taxpayer Service Office with your citizenship or ID, the winning bill or payment record, and your bank account details.
  • The prize figures above are gross amounts. Tax is deducted as per the prevailing rule before payment, so the money credited to you is lower.
  • If nobody claims a prize within the window, the portal shows the claim as closed — do not assume an extension.

How the lottery works, in short

  • Every personal purchase above Rs 100 with a valid bill — or paid digitally — counts as one entry.
  • Draws are held fortnightly; each draw produces one bumper winner and roughly 15–16 daily-prize winners.
  • Prize amounts: Rs 10,00,000 (bumper) and Rs 1,33,334 (daily), gross.
  • The programme was announced in the FY 2083/84 budget and is run by the Inland Revenue Department.

For the full rules, entry methods and the first-draw story, read our guide: prize.ird.gov.np: Nepal’s bill lottery explained. The rules on who qualifies are covered in the taxpayer lucky draw rules.

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Frequently asked questions

How many people won the bill lottery in Bhadra 2083?

33 winners in total — 2 bumper winners (Rs 10,00,000 each) and 31 daily-prize winners (Rs 1,33,334 each) across the Bhadra 1–15 and Bhadra 16–31 draws.

When is the claim deadline for the Bhadra draws?

2 October 2026 (16 Asoj 2083) for both draws, since both were published on 17 September 2026 and the claim window is 15 days.

Does the IRD publish winners’ names?

No. Only the 12-digit winning coupon numbers are published, so winners stay anonymous until they claim.

Do I get the full Rs 10 lakh or Rs 1,33,334?

Those are gross amounts. Applicable tax is deducted before payment, so the amount you receive is lower.

What if I paid by QR or wallet — do I still enter?

Yes. Digital payments are entered automatically; cash purchases need the bill registered on prize.ird.gov.np.

The bottom line

Bhadra 2083 added 33 more winners to Nepal’s bill lottery, including two Rs 10 lakh bumper prizes. If any of the 33 numbers above matches a coupon in your account, act before 2 October 2026 — unclaimed prizes simply lapse. And the cheapest way to keep entering is the simplest one: ask for the bill.

Source & disclaimer: Winning coupon numbers, draw periods, publication dates and claim deadlines are from the Inland Revenue Department’s official portal prize.ird.gov.np, checked on 19 September 2026. Prize amounts are as announced for the Taxpayer Incentive Gift Program 2083. Digital Solution Pvt. Ltd. is not affiliated with the IRD and cannot process claims; the department’s published list and instructions prevail.

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