Where To Pay SSS Contribution

Where To Pay SSS Contribution. Paying your SSS contribution is a vital responsibility whether you’re a regular employer, household employer, self-employed, voluntary member, or an overseas Filipino worker (OFW). To make the process easy and accessible for everyone, the Social Security System (SSS) has partnered with various banks, non-bank payment centers, mobile apps, and online platforms.

In this complete and updated guide, we’ll walk you through where to pay SSS contributions, categorized by the type of payer, including detailed tables, payment methods, and steps to generate your Payment Reference Number (PRN) online.

Before diving into the payment options, let’s first understand why keeping your SSS contribution up-to-date matters:

• Ensures eligibility for SSS benefits (e.g., sickness, maternity, pension, and loans)
• Maintains your active membership status
• Helps you avoid penalties or payment delays
• Secures your retirement and future social protection

Read also: How To Pay SSS Loan Online

Regular employers have a variety of bank and non-bank options for over-the-counter (OTC) or digital payments. Here’s a breakdown:

Over-the-Counter Bank Payments

Bank Name
Asia United Bank (AUB)
Bank of Commerce (BOC)
East West Rural Bank
Gateway Rural Bank
Partner Rural Bank
Philippine National Bank (PNB)
Rang-ay Bank
Rizal Commercial Banking Corp (RCBC)
Rural Bank of Hindang
Rural Bank of Lanuza
Union Bank of the Philippines (UBP)
Zambales Rural Bank

Via BancNet E-Gov Facility

This allows direct contribution payment through:

• BDO Unibank
• China Bank (CBC)
• Citibank
• CTBC Bank
• Deutsche Bank
• EastWest Bank
• Metrobank
• MUFG Bank
• PBCom
• Philtrust Bank
• Philippine Veterans Bank
• Standard Chartered Bank
• Robinsons Bank Corporation (RBC)

Online and Mobile Banking Portals

Platform	Bank
Bizlink	BPI
Link.BizPortal	Landbank
Digibanker	Security Bank
UnionBank Online	UBP

Non-Bank Collecting Partners (OTC)

• Bayad Center
• ECPay
• SM Mart, Inc.

Non-Bank Collecting Partners (Website)

• MYEG

Read also: SSS Pension Calculator – How to Use the SSS Pension Calculator

Household employers also have a wide range of accessible options.

Over-the-Counter Bank Options

Same list as regular employers, including:

• AUB
• BOC
• PNB
• RCBC
• UBP

Partner Banks’ Digital Portals

Platform	Bank
Link.BizPortal	Landbank
SBOL	Security Bank
UnionBank App	UBP

Non-Bank Collecting Partners

• Bayad Center
• ECPay
• SM Mart
• MYEG (online)

Individual members such as freelancers, self-employed workers, and voluntary members can conveniently pay through banks, apps, and partner websites.

Bank OTC Payments

• AUB
• BOC
• East West Rural Bank
• Gateway Rural Bank
• Partner Rural Bank
• PNB
• RCBC
• Rural Bank of Hindang
• Robinsons Bank
• UBP

Online Platforms

Platform	Bank
Link.BizPortal	Landbank
SBOL	Security Bank
RBC	Robinsons Bank
UnionBank App	UBP

Mobile App Payments

• GCash
• Maya
• ShopeePay
• PayRemit
• AltPayNet

SSS Mobile App Payment Options

• GCash
• Maya
• BPI
• Credit/Debit Card

Read also: SSS Sickness Benefit – SSS Sickness Benefit Requirements For Employed

Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) have access to both local and international payment channels.

Partner Banks Abroad (OTC)

• AUB
• BOC
• PNB

Non-Bank Partners Abroad

• Pinoy Express Hatid Padala
• Ventaja International Corp.

Local Payment Options for OFWs

Same list as individual members, plus:

• SSS Branches with tellering counters
• Mobile apps like Rewire, Robinsons Bank, Security Bank SBOL

Web and Mobile Payment Options

Channel	Available Platforms
Mobile Apps	GCash, Maya, ShopeePay, Union Bank, Bayad Center
Websites	AltPayNet, Landbank, Security Bank SBOL, MYEG, Billeroo

Read also: SSS Calamity Loan Assistance Program

The SSS also offers Auto-Debit Arrangement (ADA) with selected banks for hassle-free monthly contributions:

• Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
• First Consolidated Bank
• Metrobank
• PNB

You no longer need to use My.SSS or wait for email/text alerts to get a PRN. With Taxumo, you can now generate your Payment Reference Number (PRN) and pay your SSS contribution online in one go.

Step-by-Step Process on Taxumo

1. Create or log in to your account on www.taxumo.com
2. Click on Pay Bills > Gov’t Contributions
3. Choose Payment Type
4. Select Payor Type
5. If you already have a PRN, enter it
6. If not, click on “Click Here to Generate One”
7. Fill in your contribution details and click Generate Payment Reference No.
8. Click Validate to confirm
9. Review the confirmation screen, then click Proceed to Checkout
10. Select your payment method (Credit/Debit Card, Paypal, GrabPay, etc.)
11. After successful payment, a Success Page and email confirmation will be sent to you.

That’s it! You’ve now paid your SSS contributions online quickly and securely.

Mobile wallets have become a top choice for many members. Below are some reliable platforms to use:

Mobile App	Availability
GCash	Android, iOS
Maya	Android, iOS
ShopeePay	Android, iOS
PayRemit	Android
Rewire	Android

These apps allow real-time PRN validation and quick payment processing.

Read also: SSS Loan Application Form – Download – Submit Process

Making timely SSS contributions ensures:

• Continuous eligibility for benefits (retirement, maternity, sickness, unemployment, etc.)
• Avoidance of penalties
• Easier tracking of contributions for retirement planning

And with the digital options now available, there’s really no reason to miss a payment.

What is a PRN and why is it required?

Ans: A Payment Reference Number (PRN) is a unique identifier required for each SSS transaction. It ensures that your payment is correctly credited to your account.

Can I pay SSS through GCash?

Ans: Yes! You can pay your SSS contributions using GCash, either through the GCash app or the SSS Mobile App.

What happens if I fail to pay my contribution on time?

Ans: Late payments may incur penalties or delay your eligibility for benefits like sickness, maternity, or loans.

With the wide variety of SSS payment channels available from banks, mobile wallets, websites to partner branches there’s no reason to delay or miss your monthly contributions. Whether you’re an employer, a freelancer, or an OFW, choose the option most convenient for you.