How to Reload Easytrip and Autosweep RFID: Every Channel, Fee and Minimum

The short answer: Easytrip loads in the MPT DriveHub app for a 1 to 2.5% fee, through GCash or Maya for ₱15 a time, at a 7-Eleven CLiQQ kiosk for 1.5%, or over the counter at SM, Bayad Center and Cebuana for ₱10 to ₱15 with a ₱500 minimum. Autosweep loads through GCash, Maya, most banks' bill-pay menus, 7-Eleven (₱10) and a long list of counters, with a ₱100 minimum on the channels that publish one. Neither load has a published expiry. Since One RFID, All Tollways, you only top up the wallet of the sticker you carry, whichever road you are on.

First: which wallet are you loading?

An enrolled Easytrip tag works on SLEX, Skyway, TPLEX, STAR, NAIAX and MCX, and an enrolled Autosweep tag works on NLEX, SCTEX, CAVITEX and CALAX, but the money always comes from the account of the operator that issued your sticker. If you have an Easytrip sticker and drive to Batangas, you load Easytrip. Keeping a second wallet is now optional. If you still carry two stickers, each one draws from its own wallet and you load both.

Work out what you need before you load. The calculator gives the exact fare for your route and class, and the trip budget planner adds up a multi-leg trip. A car going Manila to Baguio pays ₱981 one way across three roads, so a round trip needs roughly ₱2,000 in the one wallet.

Reloading Easytrip

Everything in this table is from Easytrip's own reloading page. The operator published most of the fees with 2022 effective dates and has not revised the page since, so check the fee the app or kiosk shows you before you confirm. Where the table says "none stated", Easytrip gives no minimum for that channel.

Two practical readings of that table. For small, frequent top-ups the app is cheapest: 1% of ₱300 is ₱3, against ₱15 on GCash. For a single large load before a long trip the flat ₱15 channels win, and the ₱500 minimum at the counters stops mattering. The percentage channels get expensive on big loads: 1.5% of ₱3,000 at 7-Eleven is ₱45.

Easytrip's FAQ gives no minimum balance to maintain. The only figure it gives is the recommended load at installation, the fare of your first trip. The 12-digit account number is on your Easytrip card and in the app. To confirm the load landed, see how to check your Easytrip balance.

Reloading Autosweep

Autosweep's website, autosweeprfid.com, could not be reached when we checked on 30 October 2026, from two separate connections, and its online enrolment site did not resolve. The channels and fees below come from MoneyMax's Autosweep guide, updated January 2025, and from PSBank's own reload FAQ. They are the best public record available but they are not the operator's page. Autosweep's hotline is (02) 5318-8655 and its email is customercare@autosweeprfid.com if you want a fee confirmed before you pay.

At installation, Autosweep stickers are free and the initial load is ₱200 for Class 1 and ₱1,000 for Class 2 and 3, per MoneyMax. The Autosweep app shows your balance but does not take payments. To confirm a load, see how to check your Autosweep balance.

How fast a load posts

Easytrip's page says app, e-wallet, kiosk and counter loads are credited "quickly" and the app "almost instantly". PSBank says its Autosweep credits are instant. The Toll Regulatory Board said in September 2024 that it expected operators to reflect reloads in real time, so a load that has not appeared in a few minutes is worth a balance check before you reach the plaza, not after.

On minimum balance: in the same September 2024 statements the TRB's executive director said motorists should be able to load exactly the toll they need and that no maintaining balance would be required. We found no issuance that followed. Easytrip's FAQ gives no minimum balance. Autosweep has long advised keeping at least ₱100 on the account after a deduction, and secondary sources still repeat that. The safe habit is to keep a small cushion, because a tag that reads a few pesos short stops the lane.

If your balance is short at the plaza

The public record on this is thinner than on anything else in this guide.

Joint Memorandum Circular 2024-001, signed on 1 August 2024 by the Department of Transportation, the Land Transportation Office and the Toll Regulatory Board, set fines for two things: entering an expressway without a valid RFID or other electronic toll device (₱1,000 for a first offence, ₱2,000 for a second, ₱5,000 after that) and exiting with insufficient balance (₱500, then ₱1,000, then ₱2,500). Enforcement was announced for 31 August 2024, pushed to 1 October 2024 after complaints about unreliable readers, then to January 2025. Officials said in September 2024 that a motorist would not be penalised when the reader itself was broken. Motoring press reported the "no valid tag, no entry" rule taking full effect on 15 March 2025.

What we could not find is any TRB or LTO statement from 2025 or 2026 confirming that the insufficient-balance fine is being collected, by whom, and at what amount. Some sites now quote figures that do not match the circular. We are not going to pick one. Treat the circular's schedule as the rule on paper, and treat a short balance as a situation to avoid: load before you enter, and check the balance against the fare for your route.

If the lane does stop you, the operator's staff will tell you what they need. Keep the transaction details, because any adjustment you later dispute is settled against your statement of account.

Does RFID load expire?

MoneyMax reports that Autosweep load does not expire. Easytrip's own pages do not say either way, and we will not state it as fact until the operator does. If you drive rarely, check the balance before a trip rather than assuming it.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest way to reload Easytrip?

The MPT DriveHub app, at 1 to 2.5% of the load. For loads over about ₱1,000 the flat ₱15 channels (GCash, Maya, Bayad, Maybank) cost about the same or less.

Is there a minimum reload?

For Easytrip, ₱500 at SM, Bayad Center counters, TouchPay and ECPay; no minimum is stated for the app, GCash, Maya or 7-Eleven. For Autosweep, PSBank sets ₱100; other channels have not published one.

Can I reload Autosweep in the Autosweep app?

Not according to the sources we read. The app shows the balance and transactions. Loading is done through banks, wallets and counters, or by auto-debit.

I have an enrolled Easytrip tag. Do I need Autosweep load for SLEX?

No. An enrolled tag draws from its own issuer's wallet on every road. Load Easytrip.

How much should I keep on the tag?

At least the fare for your next trip plus a cushion. The calculator gives the fare; a ₱100 cushion covers the rounding and a surprise detour.

My load has not shown up. What now?

Check the balance by text or app first (links above). If it is still missing after an hour, contact the channel you paid through with the reference number, then the operator. Keep the receipt or screenshot.

Where these details came from

Easytrip channels, fees, minimums and posting times are from Easytrip Services Corporation's page "How to Load and Reload an Easytrip RFID Card" and its FAQ at easytrip.ph, read on 30 October 2026; several fees on that page carry effective dates in 2022. Autosweep channels and fees are from MoneyMax, "What is Autosweep RFID and How to Use It", updated 6 January 2025, and PSBank's "Mobile Toll RFID Reload FAQs", read on the same date, because the operator's own site was unreachable. The TRB's statements on real-time crediting and maintaining balance are from Top Gear Philippines, 26 September 2024. The fine schedule and dates are from Inquirer, ABS-CBN and PhilSTAR Life reports in August and September 2024 and from AutoDeal's report of 18 February 2025 on the March 2025 deadline. We are an independent reference site and not affiliated with either operator, the DOTr, the LTO or the TRB. If a fee here is out of date, tell us through the contact page with the channel and the amount you were charged.