An SMS from the gov.sg SMS sender ID will also be sent to all eligible citizens from Sep 1, but there is no need to wait for this to access the credits, said MCCY.
The ministry and SG Culture Pass will not send SMSes asking for personal information or banking details.
Singaporeans can also use the credits to purchase tickets for family members, such as parents buying for their children.
But the credits are not for resale and cannot be exchanged for cash.
They are valid until the end of 2028.
“We encourage Singaporeans to use their SG Culture Pass credits to explore our rich local arts and heritage offerings,” said the ministry spokesperson.
“With over 400 eligible programmes, and more constantly being onboarded, we are confident that all Singaporeans will be able to find something that piques their interest.”
