Your SSNIT contributions are your pension. Checking them now and then makes sure your employer is actually paying, and catches problems while they are easy to fix.
Your SSNIT number and your Ghana Card
SSNIT has merged members’ SSNIT numbers with their Ghana Card Personal ID Number (PIN). If you have not merged yours:
- Dial *711*9#.
- Follow the prompts to merge your SSNIT number with your Ghana Card PIN.
- To check whether the merger worked, dial *711*9# again and choose option 2.
These steps come from SSNIT’s own FAQs.
Check your contributions
The official SSNIT Mobile App lets members view statements, estimate pensions, apply for benefits and access pension payslips. Download it from Google Play or the App Store (check the publisher is SSNIT).
You can also contact SSNIT’s contact centre or visit an SSNIT branch with your Ghana Card.
What to look for on your statement
- Every month you worked should show a contribution.
- The employer name should be correct.
- Gaps can mean your employer deducted SSNIT from your salary but did not pay it.
Missing contributions?
- Compare your payslips with the statement.
- Raise it with your employer’s HR or payroll.
- If not resolved, report it to SSNIT with your payslips.
This guide was checked in October 2026. Menus and services change, so if something looks different on your phone, check with your provider.
Common questions
What is my SSNIT number now?
SSNIT has merged SSNIT numbers with the Ghana Card PIN, so your Ghana Card PIN is used to identify you. Merge them if you have not.
How do I merge my SSNIT and Ghana Card numbers?
Dial *711*9# and follow the prompts, per SSNIT’s FAQ.
How do I check my contributions?
The SSNIT Mobile App lets members view statements. You can also contact SSNIT.
My employer is not paying my SSNIT. What do I do?
Check your statement regularly. If contributions are missing, talk to your employer and report to SSNIT.
