Bangkok: On the second day of the “Half-Half Plus” scheme, a significant number of people actively participated in exercising their rights under the program.

According to Thai News Agency, the initiative has been well-received by both merchants and users, as it has notably increased sales and reduced expenses for participants.

In Loei Province, the program’s second day saw a steady stream of payments made through the “Half-Half Plus” initiative from morning onwards. Many businesses, already familiar with the scheme from previous participation, found the process seamless and observed a positive impact on sales and the overall shopping atmosphere. The local economy benefited from this increased activity, with merchants expressing satisfaction with the new features of the Tung Ngern app. The app provides instant notifications for payments, enhancing trust and ease for both buyers and sellers.

Eligible citizens reported a smooth experience using the “Paotang” app, with no technical issues and a stable system. The program was particularly beneficial for reducing daily expenses on essential goods, allowing participants to save money. Many were eager to activate their rights before the November 11, 2025 deadline, adhering to the project’s terms.

In Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima District, the market atmosphere was vibrant as people continued to participate in the “half-half” scheme. Vendors in the “half-half plus” initiative reported a doubling of sales on the first day, with only minor challenges faced by new users unfamiliar with wallet top-up procedures. Vendors expressed hope for an extension of the “half-half plus” scheme, confident in its potential to further stimulate the economy.