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When you have a payroll connection, MyTruv shows every recent pay statement with a full breakdown of what you earned and what was taken out before net pay hit your bank.

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Where to find your pay statements

The Pay statements list lives on the Income view - see Income Overview for the entry path on each platform. Each row in the list shows:
  • Pay period (e.g. “Jan 15 - Jan 29”) or the pay date if no period dates are reported
  • Net pay (large, bold)
  • Gross pay as a secondary line below net
  • A Latest badge on the most recent paycheck
  • A small download arrow on rows where the payroll provider supplied a PDF
By default the list shows your most recent 12 paychecks.

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Opening a paycheck’s breakdown

Use the Last / Year to Date / Older paychecks filter at the top of the Income breakdown card to scope what’s shown:
  • Last - the most recent single paycheck
  • Year to Date - aggregated totals from January 1 of the current year through today
  • Older paychecks - a dropdown of previous statements; pick any one to see its breakdown

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What’s in a paycheck breakdown

Each pay statement typically includes:
  • Gross pay - your total earnings before any deductions
  • Net pay - what you actually take home
  • Pay period - the dates covered by the paycheck
  • Earnings breakdown - Regular, Overtime, Bonus, Commission, Other Pay (only categories your payroll provider reports)
  • Deductions grouped into three buckets - see Understanding Your Deductions
    • Taxes - federal, state, FICA, Medicare, Social Security, SDI/SUI
    • Benefits - retirement contributions (401(k), IRA, etc.), insurance premiums, HSA
    • Other deductions - anything that doesn’t fit the other two buckets

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Downloading a pay stub as PDF

When your payroll provider supplies the original pay-stub PDF, you can download it straight from the Pay statements list. Look for the download arrow at the end of any row - tapping or clicking it opens the PDF where you can save or share it. If a row doesn’t show a download arrow, your provider didn’t supply a PDF for that paycheck. The breakdown is still available in MyTruv - just not the original document.

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When you don’t see pay statements

If the Pay statements list is empty or missing entirely, one of these is usually the reason:
  • No payroll connection - bank-detected income doesn’t include pay statements. Connect payroll to unlock them; see Connecting Your Payroll.
  • Provider not supported for detailed payroll data - some payroll connections share employment info but not paystub-level detail. MyTruv will still show deposits in Transactions.
Compare paychecks over time using the Last filter and stepping through older paychecks - changes in deductions, taxes, or take-home are easier to spot side by side.