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ABSTRACT The former pension plan, which was established in early 1970 and completely implemented in the year 1979, was replaced with the 2004 Pension system as a result of persistent complaints from the general public. Top Pension Board officials' fraudulent actions were one of the grievances from the prior pension plan. It was challenging for the government to make payments because of the growing cost of pension payments in the public sector, which placed a heavy burden on the government. Introduced in 2004, the financed, contributory pension plan was funded. The 2004 Pension Scheme was created with the intention of raising retirees' standards of living and preventing old age poverty. Even though various organizations were established to handle various tasks, retirees' funds have yet to reach their proper locations by the deadline. Incomplete data collection, the loss of important data, double registration, delays, and going from one location to another for verification without attaining one's goal are a few of the issues that were discovered while studying the existing system. Our goal in this work is to design and implement an improved pension scheme management system that can conduct online registration and verification exercises, reducing stress and ensuring that money reaches its destination on time, as well as to provide security in the database to prevent insiders and outsiders from manipulating data in the system. The development of a shared database where the user, the Admin, and the Super Admin share some common data. Object Oriented Analysis and Design Methodology is the adopted approach (OOADM). For this project, ASP.NET was combined with HTML, Java Script, and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) at the front end and C Sharp at the back end. Keywords: System, Pension, HTML, OOADM, CSS