If you’re an SSS member — whether employed, self-employed, voluntary, or an OFW — knowing how to check your SSS contributions is essential. It helps you track your benefit eligibilityⓘ, including maternity, sickness, retirement, and more.
In this guide, we’ll show you the step-by-step process to view your SSS contribution history online, and how this information helps you estimate your maternity benefitⓘ using the SSS Maternity Benefits Calculator.
âś… Why Check Your SSS Contributions?
Viewing your SSS contributions regularly helps you:
Make sure your employer is remitting payments correctly
Confirm your eligibility for benefits like maternity, sickness, and retirement
Track missed or delayed payments (especially if you’re a voluntary member)
Avoid contribution gaps that can disqualify you from claiming benefits
🖥️ How to Check SSS Contributions Online
Option 1: Via the SSS Mobile App
Download the SSS Mobile App (Available on iOS & Android)
Log in using your My.SSS account credentials
Tap on “My Contributions”
You’ll see your monthly contributions and total number of payments listed by year and category
If you don’t have an account yet, click “Register” to create one
After logging in, click “Inquiry” on the main menu
Select “Contributions”
View your detailed contribution table (monthly breakdown)
You can print or download a copy of your contribution history for your records.
đź“Ś What If You See Missing or Incorrect Contributions?
If you’re:
Employed: Contact your HR or employer and ask them to coordinate with SSS for correction
Voluntary / OFW: Review your payment receipts and upload proof of payment through the SSS portal or visit a branch if needed
🤰 Planning to Claim Maternity Benefits?
Checking your contribution history is the first step to knowing if you qualify for SSS maternity benefits. You need to have at least 3 contributions within the 12-month period before the semester of childbirth.
This free tool calculates your benefit amount based on your actual contribution history and expected delivery date.
đź“… How Often Should You Check?
We recommend checking your SSS contributions at least once a quarter, especially if you’re nearing a life milestone like:
Giving birth
Planning to retire
Filing for disability or sickness benefits
âś… Final Thoughts
Your SSS contributions are the foundation of your social protection. Whether you’re employed or a voluntary member, it’s your responsibility to make sure your payments are up to date and accurate.
Checking your SSS contribution is fast, easy, and completely free. Take five minutes today to log in, verify your records, and prepare for your future benefits — especially if you’re planning to claim maternity support soon.
