How to pay SSS contributions online

An essential part of a Filipino’s adulting life is having a Social Security System (SSS) fund. Mandated by the government, it’s one of the benefits that working Filipinos have in the private sector. SSS members contribute towards the funds, and those funds are intended to be used to cover future obligations of the members. Filipinos employed by companies with HR departments have no problem in paying for their SSS contributions as their companies will do it for them. For self-employed members, OFWs, or voluntary members, they would need to file for their own contributions. It’s a bit of a hassle, going out and lining up to pay but here’s a piece of great news that a lot of people might not realize: SSS payments can be done online. Here’s a small guide on how to easily pay your SSS contribution online.

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Register for a My.SSS account

First off, one needs to register a My.SSS account through the SSS website. Through the My.SSS online portal, not only will you be able to pay your SSS contributions, but you’ll also be able to see your contributions, records, set appointments with a nearby SSS branch, and more.

Here are the steps in registering for a My.SSS account:

Go to the SSS website 57.
Once it loads, it’ll have “My.SSS” as one of the options in the top menu.
Hover over that, and click on “Registration.” There are three options to this, but since we’re covering self-employed, voluntary, OFW and non-working spouse members choose the Member Registration option.
Select which information from your SSS account will be used to register for your My.SSS online account.
Fill-in the information required.
After 30 minutes, check your email for the My.SSS activation email. Click on the activation link.
Assign a password to your My.SSS account and you’re good to go.

Now that you’ve registered your My.SSS account, it’s time to pay for your contributions through their E-Payment Services. In the SSS website, there are two options to do this: paying using your BancNet ATM or paying through UnionBank. Click on their respective names will take you to their respective websites.

BancNet Online

Individuals who are ATM cardholders of selected BancNet banks are the only ones who can pay through BancNet Online. Here’s a list of participating BancNet banks:

To pay using BancNet Online, here are the steps required:

Go to BancNet’s website 11, register if you haven’t done so. Otherwise, login with your BancNet Online account.
On the homepage, select the bank of your ATM card. Click “I agree” after the terms and conditions to proceed.
Click on “Payments”
Select SSS as your preferred institution.
Enter your 10 digit SSS Number + 6 digits containing the month (mm) and year (yyyy) – (XXXXXXXXXXmmyyyyy)
Enter your ATM card number.
Select your account type (Savings or Current)
Enter the amount to be paid.
Enter your ATM PIN using the onscreen keypad.
Click “Submit”

UnionBank Online

As for the Unionbank payment option, you need to be a Unionbank account holder first before being able to do so. Once you open an account at any UnionBank branch, you may now pay your SSS contributions and loans using their online facility.

Here are the steps needed to pay through UnionBank Online:

Go to UnionBank’s website 24, register for a UnionBank Online account if you haven’t done so yet. Otherwise, log in to your UnionBank Online account.
Click the Bills page, select SSS as your transaction.
Fill out the necessary information and the amount needed.
Click Pay.
Enter your log-in details once more, and wait for your electronic receipt to be generated. Save a copy of your electronic receipt.

Coins.PH

A third option not included in the SSS website is to pay for your contributions using Coins.PH, a free virtual wallet service. It can be used without a bank account or a credit card and has a ton of services such as remittances, bills payment, load purchase, online purchase, and more.

One thing needed for this option to work though is for you to generate a Payment Reference Number (PRN) through the SSS website.

To get your PRN, follow these steps:

Log in to your My.SSS account 14.
Select Payment Reference Number (PRN) on the menu.
Your PRN info will appear on-screen. Make sure that the information is correct, otherwise, you can click the Edit SOA option instead to edit necessary information.
Click Print Statement of Account (SOA)
A PRN form will be generated for you. The PRN will be needed to use Coins.PH as a payment option.

Afterward, head on to the Coins.PH mobile app.

Here are the steps in paying your SSS contribution using Coins.PH:

Register for a Coins.PH account through their website or download the mobile app if you haven’t done so. Otherwise, log in to your Coins.PH account.
Cash in your preferred amount at Coins.PH partner locations.
On the Coins.PH mobile app, tap Pay Bills and scroll down to the SSS category.
Choose the type of SSS payment.
Enter your PRN, amount due, and pay. All done!

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That’s it! We hope that this guide helped you in paying for your SSS contributions in a hassle-free manner. Have other suggestions? Let us know!

14 Comments

Dalla says:

4 years ago

Hi po wala pong sss biller sa unionbank?
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Ian Jure Macalisang says:

4 years ago

no longer in coins.ph always status unavailable. *137# not avaiable too.
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Vine says:

4 years ago

BAKIT PO WALANG BPI?
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Kate says:

5 years ago

There is no ONLINE PAYMENT FOR SSS THROUGH UNIONBANK. Hindi ko alam kung dati meron pero sinabi ng unionbank na unavailable daw ang sss online payment. Wala din SSS sa Bills sa online account. For awareness lanv kasi I opened a Unionbank account for the sole purpose of paying my SSS kaso wala pala!
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del says:

5 years ago

unavailable na din sa *137# ng globe/gcash (sigh…)
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gary says:

6 years ago

unavailable na sa coins.ph
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Randz says:

6 years ago

mas maganda sa globe GCASH to pay contribution or loan just dial *137# using globe/tm only ito ang matagal kunang ginagamit
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punyetangpinas says:

6 years ago

so ganun din… mhirap prin magbayad dhil sa limited ang bank options. sna ginawa nlng nilang universal basta mastercard or visa lalo n sming mga OFW pra mgmit nmin ung debit card/bank account nmin s bansang pinagttrabahuhan nmin.
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Holden says:

6 years ago

Ano browser gamit nyo sa pag register?
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Choye says:

6 years ago

Hello, the newest option is the Bayad Center app please check…Gcash already omitted their services for paying SSS Contri…FYI…..
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Daryl says:

5 years ago

pwede pa po sa gcash

Philip says:

6 years ago

Didn’t know we can pay through bancnet. Thank you!
Is there also a way to pay through Gcash?
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Ian says:

6 years ago

Yes,, thru gcash ang payment namin

tangengots says:

6 years ago

is bpi direct banko different from bpi express online?

engot din tong sss, hindi pa sinali ang bpi and bdo na sila nga yung maraming branches mas accessible ng mga tao at karamihan may account mga tao dito.

level up ang katangahan.
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