Core Viewpoint - The demand for new banknotes is increasing as the Spring Festival approaches, with many banks offering convenient online reservation services for new currency, making it easier for the public to obtain cash without long queues [1][2][4]. Group 1: Online Reservation Services - Multiple banks, including major state-owned and joint-stock banks, provide online reservation services for new banknotes through their apps, allowing users to select the branch, time, and amount for pickup [1][2]. - For example, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) app allows users in Beijing to reserve up to 57,000 yuan in a single transaction, with specific limits on the number of banknotes for different denominations [2][3]. - The Agricultural Bank of China has introduced a "door-to-door" delivery service for new banknotes in Shenzhen, where users can reserve up to 20,000 yuan and receive the cash at home [6]. Group 2: Demand for Small Denominations - There is a notable shortage of small denomination banknotes, particularly 10 yuan and 20 yuan notes, while 100 yuan notes are relatively more available [4][8]. - Bank staff have indicated that while larger denominations are sufficient, smaller ones are in high demand, prompting recommendations for customers to reserve in advance through mobile banking [8]. Group 3: Special Products for the Spring Festival - Several banks are launching special products and services themed around "lucky money" for the Spring Festival, such as the "Freedom Card" from Guangfa Bank, which aims to help manage and allocate "lucky money" effectively [9]. - Beijing Rural Commercial Bank has introduced a dedicated savings product for children, offering various fixed-term savings options with competitive interest rates [10]. - Many banks are also targeting year-end bonuses with tailored financial products, including wealth management services and promotional activities to attract customers [11][12].