How to Check SSS Contributions Online
Quick answer
To check your SSS contributions online, log in to My.SSS, open the inquiry menu and choose contributions. You will see each month paid, the amount and who paid it. It is free and you can do it any time. If a month is missing, your employer may not have paid yet, or a recent payment may still be posting.
What do you need before you start?
- A My.SSS account. See how to register if you have none.
- If you are employed, your payslips help you compare what was deducted with what is posted.
- If you pay yourself, keep your PRN receipts.
How do you do it, step by step?
1. Log in at https://member.sss.gov.ph/members/
2. Open the Inquiry menu and choose Contributions
3. Look at the list
It shows each month, the amount, and the employer or payer.
4. Check the total number of months paid
This number matters for loans and benefits.
5. Compare the list with your payslips or receipts
6. To keep a copy, use the print or save option if shown, or your browser's print to PDF
7. On the SSS app
- Log in to the SSS app with your My.SSS account.
- Tap the contributions or inquiry section.
- Scroll through the months.
What if it does not work?
| Error or problem | What to do |
|---|---|
| Recent months missing | Payments take time to post. Wait, then check again. |
| Deducted from salary but not posted | Ask your HR for proof of payment for those months. If your employer did not remit, you can report it to SSS. |
| Paid with PRN but not posted | Keep your receipt. Check that you used the right PRN. Contact SSS with a copy of the receipt. |
| Wrong employer shown | Contact SSS. Your employer may have used a wrong SS number. |
| "No records found" | You may have no posted payments yet, or your SS number is temporary. Contact SSS. |
| Page does not load | Try off-peak, another browser or incognito mode. See common errors. |
Frequently asked questions
How often are SSS contributions updated online?
Payments appear after SSS posts them, which can take some days to weeks. Check again after that time.
Can I check SSS contributions without an account?
The simplest way is My.SSS or the SSS app. You can also ask at an SSS branch with a valid ID.
What should I do if my employer did not pay my SSS?
First ask your employer for proof of payment. If they did not pay, you can report it to SSS. Employers must remit contributions they deduct.
Why do my contributions look different from my payslip?
Your payslip may show only your share. The SSS record shows the total, including your employer's share and EC.
Official portal
Listo Papeles is not affiliated with this portal or its agency. We never ask for your password, one-time code or member number.
Open the official portal (https://member.sss.gov.ph/members/)
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