SSS SERVICES, MYSSS CARD AND CONTRIBUTION RECORDS TO BE ACCESSIBLE THROUGH EGOVPH SUPERAPP

QUEZON CITY — The Social Security System (SSS) is making its services more accessible to members through a partnership with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) to integrate the digital MySSS Card and essential membership records into the eGovPH superapp.

Under the partnership, SSS members will be able to access their digital MySSS Card, contribution history, total number of posted contributions, latest membership type, and most recent employer information through a single government platform.

The two agencies formally signed a Data-Sharing Agreement on October 21, 2026, in Quezon City, led by DICT Secretary Robert Joseph M. de Claro and SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Victor Alfonso A. Limlingan.

According to Limlingan, the integration aims to bring essential social security services closer to Filipinos by providing faster and more convenient access through a unified digital platform.

Once implemented, the system will allow members to easily verify whether their contributions have been properly posted and check the accuracy of their membership and employment records without having to visit multiple government offices.

The SSS also emphasized that the initiative will benefit freelancers and other digital workers by making social security information and membership services more accessible online.

Although membership details and contribution records are already available through the MySSS mobile app, the integration with eGovPH will provide members with an additional option for accessing these services alongside other government transactions.

The initiative is part of the government’s broader digital transformation agenda, which aims to consolidate services from various government agencies into a single platform, making public transactions faster, more secure, and more efficient.