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How to Generate Your SSS Salary Loan PRN (My.SSS, Step by Step)

Your approved salary loan doesn't get you a payment slip automatically — you have to generate the Payment Reference Number yourself on My.SSS. Here's exactly where to click.

By Sahod PH

Loan approved, but the bank or payment center is asking for a Payment Reference Number (PRN) and you don't have one? SSS doesn't mail this to you or generate it automatically when your loan posts — you have to request it yourself from the My.SSS member portal, for whichever month you're paying. It takes about three minutes once you know where to look.

The short version

Log in to My.SSS → Payment Reference NumberLoans → find your loan under Active Loan/s Without PRNGenerate PRN → enter the amount you're paying → Submit Request. Your PRN then appears under Active Loan/s With PRN, ready to pay at any accredited channel. Already have your PRN and want to pay through GCash? Skip ahead to how to pay your SSS loan via GCash.

1. Log in to My.SSS

Go to the My.SSS member portal and sign in with your User ID and Password, then click Sign In.

My.SSS login screen with the User ID and Password fields highlighted
The My.SSS sign-in screen.

2. Open the Payment Reference Number menu

From the Dashboard, look at the top navigation bar and click Payment Reference Number.

My.SSS dashboard navigation bar with Payment Reference Number highlighted
The Payment Reference Number menu sits on the main dashboard nav.

3. Select Loans

A small dropdown opens with two options — Contributions and Loans. Click Loans, since a salary loan payment isn't a contribution.

Payment Reference Number dropdown with the Loans option highlighted
Choose Loans, not Contributions.

4. Generate the PRN

You're now on the Loans page. Check the Applicable Month at the top first — this determines which billing period you're generating a PRN for. Then, under Active Loan/s Without PRN (For the Month), find your loan and click Generate PRN in the Action column.

Nothing shows up under "Without PRN"?

That means every active loan already has a PRN for the selected month. Scroll down to Active Loan/s With PRN instead — you likely already generated one.

Loans page showing the Active Loans Without PRN table with the Generate PRN button highlighted
Click Generate PRN next to the loan you're paying.

5. Enter the amount and submit

The Statement of Account opens, breaking down what's past due and currently due — principal, interest, and penalty for each. In Enter Total Amount to Pay, type the amount you intend to pay, then click Submit Request.

What amount can you enter?

It can be more than the amount currently due, but it must be greater than zero and cannot exceed the Total Amount of Obligation shown on the same screen.

Statement of Account screen with the Enter Total Amount to Pay field highlighted
Enter the amount you're paying, then Submit Request.

6. Confirm and pay

You're returned to the Loans page, and your loan now appears under Active Loan/s With PRN (For the Month) with its own Payment Reference Number. Use the PRN button to view or download the reference itself, or SOA to pull up the statement again.

Loans page showing the Active Loans With PRN table with the generated Payment Reference Number
Your PRN and amount to be paid, ready for payment.

Take note of the PRN and the amount to be paid, then settle it through any accredited SSS payment channel — bank, over-the-counter, or an online payment app. Paying through GCash? Click here for how to pay your SSS loan using GCash. One thing worth remembering: a PRN is tied to the applicable month shown on the page, so if you miss that month, you'll need to come back and generate a new one for the next billing period.

Not sure how much you're even eligible to borrow, or how the interest and 24-month amortization work? Our SSS Salary Loan guide covers the eligibility and amount side — this one just covers paying it back.

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