KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Singapore households will receive CDC Vouchers in 2026 as part of ongoing cost-of-living support.
- Payouts are expected to be worth several hundred dollars per household, split between heartland shops and supermarkets.
- Only one household member needs Singpass to claim the vouchers digitally via the official CDC platform.
Singapore households can expect another round of CDC Vouchers in 2026 to help manage daily expenses amid continued cost pressures. The scheme supports both families and neighbourhood businesses.
Expected CDC Voucher 2026 Payout Overview
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Expected Payout Period | 2026 (after Budget announcement) |
| Estimated Amount | S$600 – S$800 per household |
| Distribution Basis | Per household |
| Claim Method | Digital via Singpass |
| Validity | Until 31 December 2026 |
What Are CDC Vouchers?
CDC Vouchers are government-issued digital vouchers aimed at reducing household expenses while directing spending to local merchants and supermarkets. The scheme has been extended following strong public uptake and continued inflation concerns.
For 2026, the vouchers remain part of broader fiscal support measures to help households cope with higher food, utility, and daily living costs.
Eligibility for CDC Voucher 2026
The eligibility rules remain broad and inclusive:
- Household-based: One payout per residential address
- Citizenship: At least one Singapore Citizen per household
- Property Type: Applies to HDB flats, private properties, and landed homes
- Address Cut-off: Based on registered address before the announced cut-off date
No application is required for eligibility checks.
CDC Voucher 2026 Amount Breakdown
The total value is expected to be split into two categories:
- Heartland Merchant Vouchers – for hawker stalls and neighbourhood shops
- Supermarket Vouchers – for major grocery chains
Final figures will be confirmed during the 2026 Budget Statement.
How to Claim Your CDC Voucher 2026
Only one household member needs to complete the claim.
- Visit the official CDC voucher website
- Log in using Singpass
- Receive a unique voucher link via SMS
- Share the link with household members
Always ensure the website ends with .gov.sg.
Where You Can Use CDC Vouchers
Heartland Merchants (Teal Vouchers)
Usable at participating outlets such as:
- Hawker centres and coffee shops
- Wet markets
- Neighbourhood service shops
Supermarkets (Yellow Vouchers)
Accepted at major chains including:
- NTUC FairPrice (all formats)
- Sheng Siong
- Giant
- Cold Storage
- Prime Supermarket
Look out for official CDC decals at store entrances.
How to Stretch Your CDC Vouchers Further
- Combine with promotions: Some supermarkets offer return vouchers with CDC spending
- Prioritise essentials: Use vouchers for staple items like rice and cooking oil
- Support neighbourhood services: Spend heartland vouchers on meals or services
- Track expiry: Most vouchers expire on 31 December 2026
Avoid last-minute spending to reduce queues and system delays.
Scam Alerts and Safety Tips
- Government officers will never request bank details or OTPs
- No third-party apps are required
- SMS messages should come from RedeemSG only
When unsure, verify directly through official government channels.
Why This Matters
CDC Vouchers are a targeted tool to ease living costs while keeping spending within the local economy. The dual-usage structure ensures households receive immediate relief while supporting small businesses that form the backbone of Singapore’s neighbourhoods.
This balance helps stabilise consumption and protects everyday livelihoods during periods of rising prices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can CDC Vouchers be used online?
No. Vouchers are for in-store transactions only.
Are alcohol or tobacco purchases allowed?
No. These items are excluded.
What if I do not have Singpass or a smartphone?
Assistance is available at Community Clubs, where staff can help generate printed vouchers.
Can unused vouchers from 2025 be carried forward?
No. Each year’s vouchers have a fixed expiry date.
Is there a spending limit per transaction?
There is no official cap as long as the merchant accepts CDC vouchers.
Sources:
- Community Development Council (CDC) Official Portal: https://vouchers.cdc.gov.sg
