How to Check SSS contributions and benefits online

If you are a member of SSS or Social Security System in the Philippines, going to their office is sometimes tiring as you have to be there early in the morning to avoid hassles. Especially if all you want to do is inquire whether you are qualified for a certain benefit or not.  And if that is your only reason of going there, most probably you'll end up neglecting it as it brings a lot of trouble and would take too much of your time.

But with the advancement and accessibility of the internet nowadays, almost everything is very convenient. You can now check your contributions as well as your benefits, whether you are qualified or not, and you can also check if how much is the amount you might get. Awesome right?

Aside from those things I mentioned above, loan balances, SSS static info and employment history can also be viewed and be printed.

Here are the instructions that you can do to check your contributions and benefits.

You need to go to their website of course which is  https://www.sss.gov.ph/

Select member and not employer as you will need to register as a member. Your personal information such as your name, birth date,  address etc is very important as well as your SSS number together with your latest payment receipt are essential upon registration.

Remember that registering covers Phase 1 and Phase 2. SSS will email you your log in username and password before you can sign in on your account. Complete all required fields as shown below.

 Check your inbox as SSS will email you the link for Phase 2 after you click on the Submit button.


Phase 2 of SSS online registration.

• ***SBR No./OTC (For Self-employed, Voluntary member, OFW, Househelper, and Non-working spouse)
• If your mode of payment is OTC or over-the-counter at SSS branch, type the 8-digit following the T# (eg: T#15000075)
• if paying at the bank, type the 6-digit SBR No. (Special Bank Receipt No.)
• If paying through SM Bayad Center, Remittance Center or I-Remit, Western Union, type the 6-digit OTC Validation Number
• If paying SSS by ADA (Auto-debit Arrangement) type 6 zeros (000000) in the SBR No./OTC box

Again, check carefully everything you have typed before proceeding. Don’t forget to check the“I accept the Terms and Conditions” message at the bottom.

SSS will email you. You’ll receive something like this: That means you have successfully registered your account and you can now log in. Congrats!

Again, check your inbox to see SSS email containing your username and password. Use these details to log in your SSS online account. Please do not forget to login as a Member not as an Employer. Congratulations! You made it!

Select Online Inquiry and log in using the password and username sent to you by SSS in your email and voila! you’ll be taken to your SSS Employee Static Info.  Keep your log in details so that it will be convenient for you to view your SSS  account anytime.

How to Check SSS Contributions and Monthly Premiums

Just select E-Services and go to Inquiry if you want to check your monthly contributions. See the example below.

Then select Actual Premiums. You will be able to view and check your SSS monthly contributions at the screen from the start up to the present time. You can print this out if you want.

Just remember that SSS password expires after 90 days, so make sure to change it every 90 days.  Keep a copy of your email address and login credentials together with your SSS username and password so you won’t forget them. Your email username and password are different from your SSS username and password.

P.S. I am not an employee of SSS nor I represent the institution by any means. Hope this article is helpful for you.