Shi Shouxin (Chinese: 石守信; 928–984) was a military general in imperial China, first serving the Later Zhou during the last years of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, and later the Song dynasty.

Shi Shouxin first followed Guo Wei who founded the Later Zhou in 951.

During Guo's early reign, Shi became an inspector-in-chief (都虞候) of the imperial guard (親衛).

After the Battle of Gaoping against the Northern Han in 954, Shi was promoted to first commandant (第一軍都校) of the left imperial guard.

Later, he and Gao Huaide defeated Li Yun's rebellion, and he ordered the thousands of surrendered soldiers all executed.