SlipCheck

Your Korean payslip is one number in the bank and a page of words you cannot read. SlipCheck photographs that page and the time card, then shows Paid, Expected, and the Gap in your language. The gap is a figure to confirm: a check for a clerical mistake or a human error. It is not a finding that a company or a factory did it on purpose. The check is free. It also compares the bank deposit with the slip, the contract basic pay with the slip, and a dorm or meal deduction, then puts those figures on one page for the wage call. The departure-guarantee line is an estimate. SlipCheck does not pay it. The page you take to the wage call is the plan.

It estimates ordinary hours, overtime, night pay from 22:00 to 06:00, weekend work, weekly holiday pay, and red-calendar holiday pay from published 2026 rates. You confirm each line. A company weekend allowance is not treated as holiday pay.

If the gap is still unpaid, Clock keeps that payday until you mark it, and shows the three-year claim window from the payday you entered. That date is a calendar fact, not a promise the money comes back. Help opens 1350, 1577-0071, and 132 with a spoken script. The locker holds the papers for that call.

SlipCheck does not file a complaint, a lawsuit, or a visa. It does not recover wages. It is not the Ministry, HiKorea, or EPS. Figures are estimates. Check them against your paper. No ads.

Independent wage check. Not a law firm. Not the Ministry of Employment and Labor. Not affiliated with HiKorea or the Employment Permit System (EPS). Not legal advice.

Available in Vietnamese, Indonesian, Nepali, English, and Korean.

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