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Universal Cash Handout Deadline Approaching - Only 2 Days Left! Individuals Yet to Claim, Please Claim by the End of October to Avoid Missing the Deadline!

The National Treasury Administration, Ministry of Finance, indicates that, in cooperation with relevant departments, the overall operation of the universal cash handout has been running smoothly. As of 11:00 AM on October 30, 2023, over 23.45 million individuals have claimed their NT$6,000 cash, with over 99% of the population receiving the universal cash handout through multiple channels. However, an estimated 100,000 individuals have yet to claim.

The NTA would like to remind the public that, eligible individuals are entitled to claim the universal cash handout by choosing an appropriate method for claiming before October 31, 2023. If, for any reason, individuals are unable to claim through the three available methods (Remittance Registration, ATM Cash Withdrawal, or Post Office Cash Withdrawal), it is crucial to call the information service hotline "1988" before October 31 (claims made after the deadline will not be processed) or leave a message through the online customer service on the “Universal Cash Handout” advocacy website (pro.6000.gov.tw). The information service hotline "1988" will record the case and contact individuals to assist them in claiming the cash handout. Due to the recent increase in cases, individuals seeking assistance can also call 2322-8000 during the Ministry of Finance's working hours on October 31 (8:30 AM to 12:00 PM, 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM) for recordkeeping. The information service hotline "1988" will subsequently notify individuals to proceed with the claiming process.

The NTA would like to reiterate that the government will not send text messages or emails to notify individuals about receiving money or logging in, nor will they make phone calls requesting ATM or online banking transactions. It is crucial for the public to remain vigilant and not fall for these scams in order to prevent personal information theft or fraud. If you encounter suspicious websites or messages, please call the Anti-Fraud Hotline at 165 immediately to prevent fraudulent incidents.

 

Contact Person: Director Wang, Shu-Yi

Contact number: +886-2-2322-8068

Issued:National Treasury Administration Release date:2023-10-30 Last updated:2023-11-27 Click times:76