How many unclaimed high-value winning invoices are there?

There are 6 NT$10 million, 4 NT$2 million, and 5 NT$1 million cloud-exclusive awards unclaimed.

What is the redemption deadline?

September 7, 2023. After that, prizes revert to government revenue.

Where were the winning invoices used?

At convenience stores, App Store, restaurants, gas stations, and utility payments.

How can I check if I’ve won?

Use the Ministry’s Uniform Invoice App for automatic cloud invoice checking. Paper invoices require in-person redemption.

Can small purchases win big prizes?

Yes. A NT$21 beverage purchase recently won NT$10 million.

Spent $1,000 at Convenience Stores, $100,000 on Gas? 15 Winning Invoices Unclaimed — Deadline Approaches, Consumption Locations Revealed

Published Jul 24, 2026 1:00 PM ・ Updated Jul 24, 2026 1:13 PM ・ 5 min read ・ Source: PR Times

The Ministry of Finance has announced that 15 high-value winning uniform invoices from the March–April period remain unclaimed, including six NT$10 million prizes. The redemption deadline is September 7. Some winners spent less than NT$50 at convenience stores, urging the public to check their invoices.

The Ministry of Finance has released the list of unclaimed uniform invoices for the March–April period, revealing that six NT$10 million special prizes, four NT$2 million grand prizes, and five NT$1 million cloud invoice exclusive awards remain unredeemed. The redemption deadline for these prizes is September 7, and the Ministry is urging the public to check their invoices to avoid missing out on substantial winnings.

Among the unclaimed NT$10 million special prize invoices, three were issued at convenience stores with purchases under NT$50. These include a NT$21 beverage purchase at a FamilyMart on Keya Road in Taichung's Daya District, a NT$39 purchase at a FamilyMart on Huiwen Road in Nantun District, and a NT$45 beverage purchase at a 7-ELEVEN on Heping West Road in Dayuan District, Taoyuan.

The other three NT$10 million prize invoices were used for a NT$200 app purchase at an App Store in Xinyi District, Taipei; a NT$230 food purchase at Samah Chouchou Pot in Taoyuan District, Taoyuan; and a NT$1,399 mobile plan payment at Chunghwa Telecom on Zhisheng Road in Zuoying District, Kaohsiung.

Four unclaimed NT$2 million grand prizes include a NT$23 food purchase at a FamilyMart on Sicun Road in Houli District, Taichung; a NT$59 food purchase at a 7-ELEVEN on Minzu Road in West Central District, Tainan; a NT$201 beverage purchase at Lefa on Linsen North Road in Zhongshan District, Taipei; and a NT$700 food purchase at Tainan Farmers' Supermarket on Linsen Road in Tainan's East District.

The five unclaimed NT$1 million cloud invoice exclusive awards cover various daily expenses: a NT$112 mobile game purchase on Steam in Xinyi District, Taipei; a NT$53 delivery fee payment via Uber Eats in Linkou District, New Taipei; a NT$200 gasoline refill at Smile SpeedMax Gas Station in Niaosong District, Kaohsiung; a NT$400 water bill payment at the Taipei Water Department in Daan District, Taipei; and a NT$413 grocery purchase at PX Mart in Beitou District, Taipei.

The Ministry advises that users who store cloud invoices electronically via digital carriers can link their accounts to the Ministry's Uniform Invoice Lottery App for automatic bank transfers. For paper invoices, winners must complete redemption procedures at designated locations by September 7.

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Source: PR Times
Category: News
Organizations: 7-ELEVEN / App Store / Steam

Spent $1,000 at Convenience Stores, $100,000 on Gas? 15 Winning Invoices Unclaimed — Deadline Approaches, Consumption Locations Revealed

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