Thai Aid Plus Program Sees 43 Billion Baht in First Month
Thailand's Thai Aid Plus stimulus program distributed 43.2 billion baht in its first month, reaching over 25.6 million participants through more than 1 million merchant locations across the country.
On July 1, 2025, Government Spokesperson Ratchada Thanadirek announced that the Thai Aid Plus (60/40) program concluded its first month of operations on June 30 with total spending of 43,218.39 million baht. The program successfully served 25,686,181 participants through over 1.03 million merchant locations.
On the business side, 1,073,146 merchants registered for the program, with 1,035,299 actively processing transactions. Participants included general retailers, small vendors, community shops, and food delivery platforms that joined starting June 15. This has boosted merchant income and improved business liquidity, expanding commercial opportunities.
Ratchada stated that the first month's results reflect strong cooperation between government, private sector, and citizens in driving the nation's economy. The government will continue monitoring program performance to refine policies that better serve public and business needs, while strengthening domestic purchasing power, grassroots economic resilience, and sustainable economic growth.
