One RFID All Tollways Philippines 2026: Complete Guide, Enrollment Steps, Fees & Benefits
If you have ever driven from Quezon City down to Laguna, you know the old pain. Two RFID stickers on your windshield. Two accounts to reload. Two balances to track. And if one runs out at the wrong toll gate, you’re holding up the whole lane.
That frustrating era is officially over.
The One RFID, All Tollways program launched on October 21, 2025, and it changes everything for Filipino drivers. With a single RFID account (either Autosweep or Easytrip) you can now travel across all 13 major Luzon expressways without switching, guessing, or scrambling to reload two wallets.
This complete guide for 2026 covers everything you need to know: what it is, how to enroll, which tollways are covered, how to reload, and what fines to avoid.
What Is the “One RFID, All Tollways” Program?
Simply put: it’s the Philippine government’s move to merge two separate toll systems into one.
Before this, you needed two different RFID stickers to drive freely across Luzon. One for the north, one for the south. The unified system ends that. One tag. One account. One balance, valid for every major expressway in Luzon.
The program is officially called the Toll Collection System Interoperability Project. It was launched by the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB), in partnership with the two major Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) providers: Autosweep (operated by SMC Infrastructure under San Miguel Corporation, led by Chairman and CEO Ramon S. Ang) and Easytrip (operated by Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation, or MPTC, under Metro Pacific Investments Corporation Chairman Manny V. Pangilinan).
Official Launch: October 21, 2025
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. personally launched the program at the SLEX Toll Operation Building along SLEX northbound, Sitio Latian, Calamba City, Laguna. Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez and TRB Executive Director Jose Arturo Tugade were also present.
In his address, President Marcos said: “We listened to the concerns of the people, so we studied the problem and found a good solution to address their concern. Starting today, only one RFID sticker will be needed for all our toll expressways across Luzon.”
He also noted it took eight years to reach this point, adding that the reform is part of the government’s broader goal to make Philippine infrastructure “more modern, connected, and focused on the needs of every Filipino.”
All 13 Tollways Covered by One RFID in 2026
This is the question most drivers ask first, and for good reason.
With One RFID, you get access to all 13 major Luzon expressways through a single account. Here’s the full breakdown:
SMC Tollways (Autosweep Coverage)
These are the expressways previously requiring an Autosweep RFID sticker:
- Skyway (Stages 1, 2, and 3)
- SLEX (South Luzon Expressway)
- STAR Tollway (Sto. Tomas to Lipa)
- TPLEX (Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway)
- NAIAX (Ninoy Aquino International Airport Expressway)
- MCX (Muntinlupa-Cavite Expressway)
MPTC Tollways (Easytrip Coverage)
These are the expressways previously requiring an Easytrip RFID sticker:
- NLEX (North Luzon Expressway)
- NLEX Connector Road
- SCTEX (Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway)
- CALAX (Cavite-Laguna Expressway)
- CAVITEX (Manila-Cavite Expressway)
- C5 Southlink
- Harbor Link
With One RFID, your chosen account covers every single one of these. No more lane confusion.
How to Enroll in One RFID, All Tollways: Step-by-Step Guide
Enrollment is free and done mostly online. The whole process takes less than 30 minutes once you’re prepared.
Requirements Before You Enroll
Before you start, make sure you have the following ready:
- Valid Driver’s License
- Official Receipt (OR) and Certificate of Registration (CR) of your vehicle (or a Sales Invoice for brand-new cars)
- An active Autosweep or Easytrip account with no outstanding or negative balance
- A Neology RFID sticker in good condition (specifically required for Easytrip account holders)
- Matching plate number or conduction sticker number across both accounts
Most people miss that last point. If your plate number doesn’t match between your Autosweep and Easytrip records, your enrollment will not go through. Double-check that first.
For Existing Easytrip Users: How to Enroll Online
- Go to Easytrip and click “Enroll Now” under the One RFID, All Tollways section.
- Click “Select and Proceed” under the One RFID, All Tollways RFID option.
- Fill out the enrollment form with your vehicle details and contact information.
- Submit and wait for a confirmation email. Activation happens within 30 minutes.
- Visit an authorized Easytrip service center to have the Autosweep sticker removed from your windshield.
- Reload your Easytrip account and you’re ready for all Luzon expressways.
Good news for existing subscribers: your account number and card stay the same. Auto-reload via credit card or ADA (Auto-Debit Arrangement) is also retained automatically.
For Existing Autosweep Users: How to Enroll Online
- Go to autosweeprfid website and click the yellow “ONE RFID ENROLLMENT” button.
- Click “I want to enroll my vehicles in interoperability” and complete the form.
- Upload a valid Driver’s License, a valid government-issued ID, and your OR/CR.
- Verify your identity via One-Time Password (OTP).
- Receive your Enrollment ID by SMS or email.
- Visit an Autosweep service center to remove the unchosen Easytrip sticker.
Once enrollment is confirmed, your Autosweep account becomes your single account for all 13 tollways.
For New RFID Users (No Existing RFID)
Great news if you’re a first-time RFID user or just bought a new car. You can skip the sticker removal step entirely. Simply register at either easytrip or autosweeprfid.com, and select the “Interoperability Enrollment” option when setting up your online appointment. You start One RFID-ready from day one.
Is One RFID Enrollment Mandatory?
Short answer: No.
Enrollment is 100% optional and free of charge. If you’re comfortable managing two separate accounts, you don’t need to do anything. President Marcos himself confirmed this at the launch: registration is a matter of choice.
That said, if you regularly use both north and south expressways, enrolling just makes sense. One balance to monitor, one app to check, one account to reload.
One important note: as of the October 2025 launch, corporate and consolidated fleet accounts were not yet eligible for One RFID enrollment. The DOTr targeted the first quarter of 2026 for that rollout. Fleet managers should check the latest status directly at dotr.gov.ph or contact their respective RFID provider.
How to Reload Your One RFID Account in 2026
Reloading works exactly the same way it did before. Nothing changes here.
Reloading Easytrip RFID
- E-wallets: GCash, Maya, Coins.ph
- Online banking: BDO, Metrobank, UCPB, Chinabank
- Convenience stores: 7-Eleven, FamilyMart
- Supermarkets: SM Hypermarket, Robinsons, Savemore, Shopwise
- Others: Bayad Center, LBC, RD Pawnshop, Tambunting
- Minimum reload: ₱200
Reloading Autosweep RFID
- E-wallets: GCash, Maya
- Petron stations (accredited reload and installation partner)
- Toll plaza booths and mall-based service centers
- Minimum reload: ₱200
How to Check Your One RFID Balance
You can check your balance here. Read our detail guide in it
RFID Penalties and Violations: What You Need to Know
This is where a lot of drivers get caught off guard.Since March 15, 2025, the “No Valid ETC Device, No Entry” policy has been in full effect for regular expressway users. If you show up without a valid RFID, the fines are steep. Read here for details.
Penalty Schedule for No RFID or Insufficient Balance
| Violation | Fine |
|---|---|
| No valid RFID, 1st offense | ₱1,000 |
| No valid RFID, 2nd offense | ₱2,000 |
| No valid RFID, subsequent offenses | ₱5,000 |
| Insufficient RFID load | ₱500 (obstruction citation) |
What Happens to Your Existing Balance When You Enroll?
Your money does not disappear. Here’s exactly what happens:
The balance from your unchosen RFID account is transferred to your active One RFID account within 3 working days. If for any reason the transfer cannot be completed, you can request a full cash refund directly from that provider.
The unchosen account is automatically deactivated once your enrollment is confirmed. You do not need to manually close it.
One thing to be clear about: if you previously registered your Autosweep sticker with Easytrip for interoperability, that is not the same as One RFID. You still need to complete the One RFID enrollment separately. The key difference is this: interoperability links two accounts with separate balances. One RFID merges everything into a single account and balance.
One RFID for Corporate and Fleet Accounts: 2026 Update
At the time of the October 2025 launch, One RFID enrollment was limited to individual, single-vehicle accounts. Consolidated or corporate fleet accounts were not yet supported.
The DOTr officially targeted the first quarter of 2026 for corporate and group account inclusion. If you manage a company fleet, confirm the latest rollout status at dotr.gov.ph or contact your RFID provider directly before assuming it’s available.
RFID Installation Sites: Where to Get Your One RFID Sticker in 2026
Easytrip Installation Sites
- SM malls and Robinsons branches: May require an online appointment at apps1.mptc.com.ph/EasytripRegistration
- Toll plaza sites: Generally walk-in, no appointment needed
- 24/7 site: Balintawak Toll Plaza (NLEX)
Autosweep Installation Sites
Several sites operate 24 hours, 7 days a week, including:
- Santa Rosa, Calamba, and Ayala Greenfield (SLEX)
- Buendia toll plaza (Skyway)
- Del Monte and Plaza Dilao (Skyway Stage 3)
- Lipa RFID Center (STAR Tollway)
- TPLEX RFID Center, Tarlac
- Rosario RFID Center (TPLEX)
Petron Stations as RFID Installation and Reloading Hubs
Petron stations are officially accredited installation and reloading sites for both Easytrip and Autosweep. If you cannot make it to a toll plaza or mall, a nearby Petron is often the most convenient option.
Troubleshooting Common One RFID Problems
RFID Sticker Not Being Read at the ETC Lane
If your sticker is not being scanned, first check the placement. The windshield area must be clean, free of tint film, and fully unobstructed. If placement is not the issue, visit your provider’s service center for a sticker health check or replacement.
Reload Balance Not Reflecting
Give it up to 30 minutes after reloading before using an ETC lane. If the balance still has not appeared after that, contact your provider:
- Easytrip: Hotline 1-35000 (24/7) | Email: [email protected] | Live Chat at easytrip.ph
- Autosweep: Hotline 02-5318-8655 | Email: [email protected]
You have up to 30 days from the date of the issue to file a complaint.
FAQs About One RFID, All Tollways 2026
Q1: What is the One RFID, All Tollways program in the Philippines?
It’s a unified toll payment system launched October 21, 2025 by the DOTr and TRB. It allows Filipino motorists to subscribe to one RFID provider (Autosweep or Easytrip) and use that single balance to pay tolls across all major Luzon expressways, without needing two separate stickers or accounts.
Q2: Is enrollment in One RFID mandatory for all motorists?
No. Enrollment is completely free and optional. You can keep both your Autosweep and Easytrip accounts if you prefer the current setup. The DOTr confirmed this is a convenience program, not a legal requirement. New car owners, however, can opt in from the start by selecting the interoperability option during registration.
Q3: I previously registered my Autosweep sticker with Easytrip. Do I need to enroll separately?
Yes. Linking your Autosweep sticker to Easytrip for interoperability is a different arrangement. Under One RFID, All Tollways, you need to complete a separate enrollment to merge into a single unified account. The old interoperability setup links two balances; One RFID consolidates everything into one.
Q4: Can I still use my credit card to auto-reload after enrolling in One RFID?
Yes, if you keep your Easytrip account. Your existing Auto-Debit Arrangement (ADA) or credit card auto-reload is retained automatically for Easytrip subscribers who choose to stay with Easytrip. If you switch to Autosweep, you may need to re-enroll in the ADA with that provider.
Q5: What happens to my remaining Autosweep balance once I enroll in Easytrip as my One RFID provider?
Your remaining Autosweep balance is transferred to your Easytrip account within 3 working days. If transfer is not possible for any reason, you may request a full refund directly from Autosweep. Your Autosweep account will be automatically deactivated once enrollment is confirmed.
Q6: How can I track my passages in Skyway and SLEX if I choose Easytrip as my One RFID provider?
All your toll transactions, including non-MPTC expressways like Skyway and SLEX, will appear in your monthly e-Statement of Account, sent automatically to your registered email address. You can also view them through the Transaction History section in the MPT DriveHub app.
Q7: I want to get an RFID sticker for my new car. Can I already get a sticker that works on all expressways?
Yes. New users can get an RFID account that is pre-enrolled in the One RFID, All Tollways program from the start. Simply select the “Interoperability Enrollment” option when booking your online appointment and completing your RFID registration at either provider.
Q8: What expressways are covered by One RFID in 2026?
All 13 major Luzon expressways: NLEX, NLEX Connector, SCTEX, CALAX, CAVITEX, C5 Southlink, and Harbor Link (Easytrip/MPTC side), plus Skyway Stages 1-3, SLEX, STAR Tollway, TPLEX, NAIAX, and MCX (Autosweep/SMC side). One account covers all of them.
Conclusion
The One RFID, All Tollways program is one of the most practical upgrades to Philippine road travel in years. For millions of Filipino drivers, it means one less thing to worry about every time you hit the expressway.
Whether you are a daily commuter on SLEX and Skyway, a regular driver heading north on NLEX, or a new car owner setting up your RFID for the first time, the enrollment process is simple, free, and worth completing.
Your next step: Visit easytrip.ph or autosweeprfid.com, complete your One RFID enrollment today, and travel across all 13 Luzon expressways with one tag and zero hassle. For the most current official information, check dotr.gov.ph and trb.gov.ph regularly.
One RFID. All tollways. That’s how it should have always been.
