Easytrip and Autosweep Users Can Now Use One RFID for All Tollways—Here's How

(SPOT.ph) It’s been a long time coming, but motorists can finally say goodbye to the hassle of juggling two different RFID systems. The One RFID, All Tollways program is now here to link Easytrip and Autosweep into one unified system.

Starting October 21, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) began rolling out the One RFID, All Tollways program, the first step toward using a single RFID for all Luzon expressways. The program links the two major systems—Autosweep RFID (used for Skyway, SLEX, STAR, TPLEX, NAIAx, and MCX) and Easytrip RFID (used for NLEX, SCTEX, CALAX, CAVITEX, and C5 Southlink)—so you can use your preferred provider’s balance on both networks.

Enrollment is completely free and optional for now, so you can still maintain both Autosweep and Easytrip accounts if you’d rather not merge them.

Also read: The SPOT.ph Guide to Easytrip and Autosweep RFIDs

Easytrip and Autosweep users can enroll in the One RFID, All Tollways program in three easy steps.

First, head to the official website of your chosen RFID provider—Easytrip or Autosweep—and fill out the online registration form under the One RFID, All Tollways program. You’ll need to provide basic details like your vehicle information, plate number, and contact details, so make sure your existing RFID account is active.

Next, visit the authorized customer service center of your selected provider to remove the other RFID sticker from your vehicle. Your remaining balance will be transferred to your chosen RFID account within three working days.

Once your registration is confirmed, reload your chosen RFID account. You can top up through partner apps, e-wallets, or service centers just as before. From there, your single RFID account will work across all participating expressways.

On the other hand, new users who don’t have any RFID stickers yet can go straight to the usual registration process.

The One RFID, All Tollways program also supports the government’s broader push for fully cashless toll collection across the country. Motorists without a valid RFID or with insufficient load could face penalties—P1,000 for no RFID and P500 for insufficient balance.

As long as your account is active and has sufficient funds, your vehicle can pass through toll booths across multiple expressways without issue.

Also read: Here's How to Check Your Autosweep and EasyTrip RFID Balance