SSS to bring digital MySSS Card and member records to eGovPH superapp
A data-sharing deal with the DICT will let Social Security System members view their ID, contributions and employer details in the government's all-in-one app.
Social Security System (SSS) members will soon be able to pull up a digital version of their MySSS Card and check key membership records through the government's eGovPH superapp, according to Mindanao Times.
The SSS and the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) signed a data-sharing agreement in Quezon City on Oct. 21, 2026 to make the integration possible. DICT Secretary Robert Joseph M. de Claro and SSS president and chief executive officer Victor Alfonso A. Limlingan signed the deal. De Claro previously led the SSS before his recent appointment to the DICT.
Once the integration is in place, the front-facing portion of the MySSS Card will appear as one of the IDs available in the superapp. Members will also be able to see their contribution history, total number of contributions, latest membership type and most recent employer. The agencies said this will help members confirm whether their contributions have been posted and verify their membership and employer details.
Members can already view these records through the existing MySSS mobile app. The eGovPH option is meant as an additional channel that places SSS information alongside other government services.
"Our members should not have to visit multiple offices or use multiple applications just to access basic services," Limlingan said.
The DICT and SSS said the partnership also aims to widen social protection for digital workers, such as freelancers and online professionals, by making SSS services easier to find and use online. The move forms part of the government's broader push to gather agency services into a single digital platform, with Limlingan saying the SSS will be among the agencies supplying services to the superapp. No date for the launch of the new features was given in the report.
Why it matters for Davao
SSS members in Davao City, including the growing number of freelancers and online workers, will have another way to check posted contributions and show their MySSS Card without visiting a branch.
This article was written by the DavaoNews desk with AI assistance, using reporting by Mindanao Times. Facts come from the original report, which we credit and link below. Our editorial policy
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