The debut of a new digital wallet has been postponed from February 2024.
Using the wallet, the Thai government plans to provide 10,000 baht to qualified residents.
Critics have called for an investigation by the country’s election commission into the postponement of Thailand’s proposed digital wallet initiative, which aims to pay out 10,000 baht ($274) to residents over the age of 16.
According to the Bangkok Post, the deputy finance minister of Thailand, Julapun Amornvivat, revealed that the debut of a new digital wallet has been postponed from February 2024 to allow for more development.
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Moreover, using the wallet, the Thai government plans to provide 10,000 baht to qualified residents in an effort to boost the country’s economy. Amornvivat said in a statement that the introduction of the digital grant wallet is still scheduled for the first quarter of 2024, but that additional time is needed to assure the security of the underlying system.
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