Every Singaporean household can claim $500 in CDC Vouchers 2026 (June). Claims opened on 11 June 2026, and both the claim and spending deadline are 31 December 2027.
How the $500 is split
- $250 for participating hawkers and heartland merchants.
- $250 for participating supermarkets.
The two balances are separate. Unused hawker and heartland vouchers cannot be transferred into the supermarket balance, or vice versa.
Who can claim?
The payment is one set of vouchers per Singaporean household, not $500 for each person. One household member claims on behalf of the household using Singpass. The resulting voucher link can be shared with other household members.
How to claim
- Go directly to go.gov.sg/cdcv.
- Select CDC Vouchers 2026 (June).
- Log in with Singpass and confirm the claim.
- Look for the official gov.sg SMS containing the voucher link.
No separate mobile app is required. Residents who need assistance can visit a Community Centre or Club.
How to spend the vouchers
Open the voucher link, select the correct merchant category and voucher amount, then show the QR code to the participating merchant. If the purchase costs more than the voucher selected, pay the difference using a method accepted by the merchant. Vouchers cannot be exchanged for cash.
Why this tranche arrived in June
The $500 tranche was originally scheduled for January 2027. The Government brought it forward to June 2026 to provide earlier help with daily expenses and economic uncertainty. This tranche is separate from the $300 CDC Vouchers issued in January 2026.
Scam precautions
- Use only go.gov.sg/cdcv.
- The claim process does not require bank-card details or a transfer fee.
- Do not install unofficial apps to receive vouchers.
- Official voucher-link messages are sent under the gov.sg sender ID.
Frequently asked questions
Can two family members submit separate claims?
No. Once one household member has claimed, the household should share the same voucher link.
Can all $500 be spent at a supermarket?
No. Only the $250 supermarket balance can be used there.
What happens after 31 December 2027?
Unused vouchers expire and cannot be refunded or carried forward.
Official information
CDC Vouchers Scheme 2026 (June)
Official claim and spending guide
Japanese version
Read the Japanese-language article
