Banks are anticipating more people to come and are rolling out measures to manage the crowd.
When CNA visited one community club, there were long lines of people waiting patiently to receive fresh notes from three pop-up ATMs, all hoping for an auspicious start to Chinese New Year.“During Chinese New Year, we will give hong baos to the elderly or to the kids, as a blessing for them for good health, for everything to be smooth.”
Ms Diane Chang, executive director of the consumer banking group at DBS, said: “We acknowledge that for our customers, there is still a demand for physical notes, and they do like the tangibility of the physical hong baos.”OCBC's slots are also fully booked.However, there is no contest which is more popular, with customers preferring new bills.
“We have deployed as many temporary staff as we can into our branches to help with the crowds,” said Mr Benny Chan, managing director of group channels and digitalisation at UOB.
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