Claim Your S$300 CDC Voucher, Eligibility and Step-by-Step Guide

Starting from 3 January 2025, Singaporean households can claim S$300 in CDC Vouchers as part of the CDC Vouchers Scheme 2025 (January). This initiative is part of the government’s $1.9 billion enhancement to the Assurance Package announced during Budget 2024, aimed at easing the financial burden of daily expenses.

The CDC Vouchers are designed to support households by offering flexibility in how the money is spent, promoting local businesses, and providing easy access through a digital platform. For those less familiar with digital processes, assistance is available to ensure everyone can participate.

What Is the CDC Vouchers Scheme 2025 (January)?

The CDC Vouchers Scheme 2025 is a government program introduced to assist Singaporean households with their daily living costs. Announced during Budget 2024 as part of the Assurance Package, this initiative provides digital vouchers valued at S$300 for each eligible household. The vouchers are valid through the end of 2025, offering residents meaningful financial support.

The scheme divides the $300 into two categories: $150 for spending at heartland merchants and hawkers, and $150 for use at supermarkets. This dual allocation encourages both local shopping and essential purchases, making it a flexible and effective support tool for the community.

Eligibility for the CDC Vouchers Scheme

All Singaporean households are eligible for the CDC Vouchers Scheme 2025. A notification letter will be sent to each household with detailed instructions on how to claim the vouchers. Only one member per household needs to complete the claiming process, ensuring simplicity and accessibility.

How to Claim Your CDC Vouchers?

Claiming the CDC Vouchers is an easy and straightforward process:

  1. Visit the official website at go.gov.sg/cdcv.
  2. Log in securely using your Singpass account.
  3. Select the “CDC Vouchers Scheme 2025 (January)” option to begin the claiming process.
  4. Follow the simple step-by-step instructions to complete your claim.

Once your claim is approved, the vouchers will be available digitally, and you can start using them right away at participating merchants.

Where to Spend Your $300 CDC Vouchers?

The CDC Vouchers are designed to offer flexibility in spending on daily essentials. The total amount is split into two categories to meet various needs:

  • Heartland Merchants and Hawkers: $150 can be spent at participating heartland merchants and hawker stalls. These include:
    • Mini-marts and local stores for groceries and household essentials.
    • Hawker centers that provide affordable meals.
    • Service providers like hair salons, laundry shops, and dental clinics.
  • Supermarkets: The remaining $150 can be used at participating supermarkets for larger purchases such as:
    • Bulk groceries, fresh produce, and household goods.
    • Essential items such as toiletries and cleaning supplies.

This division ensures that families have the flexibility to shop for both everyday needs and larger household items.

Who Benefits from the CDC Vouchers Scheme?

Merchants who participate in the CDC Vouchers Scheme enjoy a variety of benefits. They can expect next-day payouts for voucher redemptions, making the process quick and efficient. Merchants will also retain the full value of their sales, as there are no additional fees or commissions.

Furthermore, merchants can easily manage transactions through the RedeemSG Merchant app, a reliable tool designed to streamline voucher redemptions and record-keeping. CDC ambassadors are available to assist with onboarding and provide support throughout the process.

Conclusion

The CDC Vouchers Scheme 2025 offers a timely and effective way to support Singaporean households by easing their financial burdens. By splitting the vouchers across different categories, it encourages both local commerce and essential purchases. With the ease of digital claiming and spending, this initiative is an important part of the government’s broader efforts to ensure financial resilience and community support.

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