The Social Security System (SSS) is set to integrate its digital MySSS Card and selected member services into the government’s eGovPH superapp under a data-sharing agreement with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT).
The agreement was signed on Oct. 21, 2026, in Quezon City by DICT Secretary Robert Joseph M. de Claro and SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Victor Alfonso A. Limlingan, SSS said.
Once the integration is implemented, SSS members will be able to access the front-facing digital representation of their MySSS Card through the eGovPH platform, alongside other government-issued identification features.
The planned integration will also allow members to view their contribution history, total number of contributions, latest membership type and most recent employer information.
The additional access is intended to help members check whether their contributions have been posted and verify their membership and employment records through a shared government platform.
“This partnership marks a major step in making SSS services more accessible and convenient for our members. By integrating the digital MySSS Card and key services into the eGovPH superapp, we are bringing social security closer to every Filipino—right at their fingertips,” Limlingan said.
The integration will provide another digital access point for members who currently use the MySSS mobile application to check their membership details and contribution records.
SSS said the initiative is also intended to make social security services easier to access for digital workers, including freelancers and online professionals, who may need convenient online channels to manage their membership and contributions.
The agreement follows de Claro’s appointment as DICT secretary after his previous tenure as SSS president and chief executive officer. It also establishes a framework for cooperation between the two agencies in integrating selected SSS services into the government platform.
“Our members should not have to visit multiple offices or use multiple applications just to access basic services. Through eGovPH superapp, we are making it easier for Filipinos to check their contributions, verify their membership status, and access their MySSS Card—all in one place,” Limlingan said.
The initiative forms part of the government’s broader digitalization effort to consolidate public services through a common online platform.
Limlingan said the SSS intends to contribute to the administration’s goal of integrating government services into eGovPH, describing the agreement as part of the agency’s continuing effort to improve digital access and service delivery.
The SSS and DICT have not specified in the supplied announcement when the integration will become available to members.
Members may continue using existing SSS digital channels while awaiting further implementation details.
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