SSS members can now access their MySSS digital card and select account records through the eGovPH app. This comes after the Social Security System (SSS) and the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) signed a data-sharing agreement.
The integration brings key SSS services into the government’s superapp. Members can view their digital MySSS Card, check contribution records, see the total number of contributions made, and review their latest membership type.
Users can also access information about their most recent employer. This makes it easier to check important SSS details without jumping between different platforms.
The new setup puts more government services in one place. For many members, this means faster access to records through an app they may already use for other public services.
SSS said the feature can help a wide range of workers, including freelancers, gig workers, and online professionals who regularly monitor their contributions and membership information.
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SSS also clarified that the MySSS mobile app is not going away. Members can continue using it, while eGovPH serves as another way to access their accounts and records.
For members, the update means one less app to open when checking SSS information.
