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How To Pay Your SSS Contribution





I'm a voluntary member which means I am formerly an employee with an SSS contribution deducted from my monthly salary. I now choose to continue paying my SSS contribution without an employer. You can choose your income bracket here. I pay quarterly so multiply the amount by 3 months and you know how much you should pay at the end of the quarter. To pay your SSS contribution which is what this post is about, you need the PRN or payment reference number generated for you by the SSS.

I registered via sms to 2600. Send TXT to 2600 like this: SSS REG [SSS number] [birthdate mm/dd/yyyy]. Then wait for the confirmation and your PIN.

I requested for my PRN by sending TXT to 2600 like this: SSS PRN [SSS number] [PIN] [birthdate mm/dd/yyy]. Use the PRN to pay for your SSS contribution. Replying to you through your phone the system messages should contain your PRN and the amount you have to pay.

Let me make an example here by using my BAYAD CENTER app. Assuming you have available balance, click on PAY BILLS. Find the biller: SSS Contribution - PRN. In each field enter the PRN, Amount and Cellphone number. Click on NEXT. This will proceed to pay your SSS contribution. Each process sends you an sms and an email.

Note there's an SSS app in Android. But when I click the Generate PRN/SOA nothing happens. Useless.

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