About Platform Workers CPF Transition Support
PCTS will be provided from 2025 to 2028 as the CPF contribution rates for platform workers are gradually increased to align with employees'.
PCTS will provide monthly cash support to offset part of the year-on-year increase in contribution rates to platform workers’ Ordinary and Special Accounts (OSA). Lower-income platform workers who see an increase in their share of OSA contributions will automatically qualify for PCTS.
Who is eligible for Platform Workers CPF Transition Support?
Eligibility
Application
How much are Platform Workers CPF Transition Support payments?
From 2025 to 2028, PCTS will provide monthly cash support to lower-income platform workers to offset part of the year-on-year increase in the platform worker’s share of CPF contributions.
To provide an illustrative example:
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When and how will Platform Workers CPF Transition Support payments be made?
As an eligible platform worker, you will receive PCTS payment in cash every month. The table below shows when you will receive the payments.
You will receive the PCTS in your bank account or via GovCash.
If you have registered your contact details with CPF Board, you will receive a notification via SMS or email once the PCTS payment has been credited. You can update your contact details via account settings and also check your bank statement for the payment.
To receive your PCTS payments promptly, you can link your NRIC to PayNow with participating banks. See FAQ on PayNow NRIC-linked bank account.
Otherwise, your PCTS will be credited to the bank account registered to receive Government benefits. You may use the link below to provide or update your bank account details. If you do not have a registered or PayNow NRIC-linked bank account, you will receive PCTS via GovCash later in the 1st week of the following month, as opposed to using PayNow-NRIC or Bank Crediting.