News Earn up to 20,000 yen worth of points by acquiring a My Number Card (Chiba Prefecture)

Flyer of the second minor point

The second return business is underway, in which "minor points" that can be used for cashless payments are awarded when you acquire a My Number card. The issuance rate of the four municipalities of Awa is about 40% as of February, doubling during the first period. This time, points worth up to 20,000 yen will be awarded, including new procedures after acquisition. A national system aimed at streamlining administration and simplifying procedures. Based on the application for issuance sent to the individual, the application is made through four methods: ▽ smartphone, personal computer, ID camera, and mail. If the application form is lost or the address is changed, it can be reissued at the municipal office. About a month after applying, you will receive a "notice of issuance" from the municipality. Mynapoint is a return project aimed at popularizing cards and building a public-private cashless payment infrastructure. This time, points equivalent to 5000 yen will be returned to those who have newly acquired or have not applied for the first round. In addition, from June this year, we plan to start giving 7,500 yen to those who apply for the use of the card as a health insurance card and to those who register public money receipt accounts. An application is required to receive points, and details and eligible cashless payment services are posted on the Mynapoint business website. The application deadline for the return business card is until the end of September, and the application deadline is until the end of February next year. The number of grants issued in the Anbo area as of February 1, 2004 is as follows. Figures in parentheses are percentages based on the population as of January 1, 2013. ▽ Tateyama City = 18,815 (41.1%) ▽ Kamogawa City = 11,704 (36.2%) ▽ Minamiboso City = 14,706 (39.7%) ▽ Kyonan Town = 2858 (38.6%) )

Fusahi Shimbun