Autosweep vs Easytrip 2026: Which RFID Each Expressway Uses

Easytrip pays on NLEX, SCTEX, CALAX, CAVITEX, NLEX Connector and Harbor Link. Autosweep pays on SLEX, Skyway, Skyway Stage 3, STAR, TPLEX, NAIAX and MCX. In our expressway registry that is 249.72 km of Easytrip road and 254.75 km of Autosweep road.

Aditya Aman, author and expressway expert based in Manila, PhilippinesBy Published Feb 7, 2026Updated Oct 3, 20266 min read1,043 wordsEditorial PolicyLives in the Philippines and has driven nearly every Luzon expressway with his family.
Car and wallet illustrating two ordinary toll-provider networks
Illustration of the ordinary Autosweep and Easytrip toll-payment networks.

Which RFID each expressway reads

Find your road in the table. Autosweep reads on the SMC and PAVI roads; Easytrip reads on the MPTC roads. C5 Link is part of CAVITEX, so it takes Easytrip. CLLEX is toll-free and needs neither.

The split comes from our expressway registry, and Easytrip's FAQ lists the same roads.

Need a sticker for your road? Find the nearest site on the RFID installation sites map.

Which RFID each expressway reads
ExpresswayRFID it readsOperatorLength
NLEXEasytripMetro Pacific Tollways Corporation84 km
SCTEXEasytripNLEX Corporation93.77 km
TPLEXAutosweepPrivate Infra Dev Corporation89.21 km
SLEXAutosweepSMC Tollways49.56 km
SkywayAutosweepSMC Tollways38.6 km
Skyway Stage 3AutosweepSMC Tollways18.83 km
CALAXEasytripMetro Pacific Tollways Corporation44.6 km
CAVITEXEasytripMetro Pacific Tollways Corporation14 km
MCXAutosweepPrime Asset Ventures Inc.4 km
STAR TollwayAutosweepSMC Tollways41.9 km
NAIAXAutosweepSMC Tollways12.65 km
NLEX ConnectorEasytripMetro Pacific Tollways Corporation7.7 km
Harbor LinkEasytripMetro Pacific Tollways Corporation5.65 km
CLLEXNone (toll-free)Department of Public Works and Highways30.7 km
Easytrip total, 6 roadsEasytrip84 + 93.77 + 44.6 + 14 + 7.7 + 5.65249.72 km
Autosweep total, 7 roadsAutosweep89.21 + 49.56 + 38.6 + 18.83 + 4 + 41.9 + 12.65254.75 km

Which RFID to get for your usual trip

Price your regular trip by network. Each row adds class 1 tolls from the TRB matrix in our toll data, last TRB update 1 February 2026.

Choose Autosweep if your trips look like the Batangas row, because every leg reads it. Choose Easytrip for the Clark row. Drive the Baguio row every month? Enroll one sticker in One RFID, because that run crosses networks at Tarlac: NLEX and SCTEX read Easytrip, TPLEX reads Autosweep.

Without enrollment, a sticker from the other network will not pay the toll, so load each account before you queue. Price any route in the toll calculator.

Which RFID to get for your usual trip
Trip, one way, class 1Easytrip legsAutosweep legsWhat to install
Manila to BatangasNoneSLEX Magallanes to Calamba ₱244 + STAR Calamba to Batangas ₱135 = ₱379Autosweep
Manila to ClarkNLEX Balintawak to Dau ₱411NoneEasytrip
Manila to BaguioNLEX and SCTEX, Balintawak to Tarlac ₱670TPLEX La Paz to Rosario ₱311One RFID, or both stickers: ₱981 in total

One RFID: one sticker, one balance on both networks

One RFID, All Tollways launched on 21 October 2025. SMC Tollways' SEC Form 17-C of 23 December 2025 calls it free and voluntary. You pick one provider account for every participating road, or keep two accounts.

Easytrip's FAQ says Easytrip RFID Plus gives you one RFID and one load balance across all MPTC and SMC expressways.

An older arrangement linked one sticker to two accounts, per Easytrip's interoperability FAQ. One sticker on the windshield does not prove one balance. Until enrollment is confirmed, leave the old tags on.

Before your first cross-network trip, check the selected balance. The One RFID enrollment article covers the steps.

Three different arrangements: Ordinary separate accounts; Older one-tag / two accounts; Enrolled One RFID account.
Three different arrangements. Ordinary separate accounts. Older one-tag / two accounts. Enrolled One RFID account.

Compare the balance-check tools

Use the tool of the provider whose account you are checking. A wallet receipt shows the payment, not the toll balance.

Step-by-step help is in the Easytrip balance guide and the Autosweep balance guide.

Compare the balance-check tools
ToolEasytripAutosweep
Quick balance, no loginQuick Balance Inquiry on easytrip.phQuick balance in the Autosweep RFID app, by account number
AppMPT DriveHubAutosweep RFID app
SMSText BAL, a space and the 12-digit account number to 09191601553None on its app listing
Hotline1-35000, press 1 then 1; open 24/7(02) 5-318-8655
Account identifier12-digit account number, not the 16-digit card numberAccount number for that vehicle
SourceEasytrip FAQAutosweep app listing, updated 30 September 2026

What each RFID costs to get, per the operators

Every Easytrip figure in the table comes from its FAQ. For Autosweep, ask the installer to show the sticker charge and the opening load as two separate amounts before you pay.

Then pick a walk-in site on your road from the installation sites list.

What each RFID costs to get, per the operators
ItemEasytrip (Easytrip FAQ, 2026)Autosweep
Sticker and installationFreeAsk the installer before paying
Load at installationAt least your first trip's toll, cashAsk the installer before paying
Lost card₱100Ask Autosweep at (02) 5-318-8655
Defective sticker under warrantyFree replacementAsk Autosweep at (02) 5-318-8655
Motorcycles400cc and up, OR/CR with plate or conduction numberAsk Autosweep; the TRB toll matrix puts motorcycles 400cc and up in class 1
AppointmentOnline booking recommended; no vehicle, no installationWalk-in at every Autosweep site on our list

Reload fees: what each channel charges

GCash's bills-payment fee notice lists ₱12 for an Easytrip reload and ₱12 for Autosweep from 24 March 2026. A ₱500 load therefore costs ₱512 on either sticker.

Easytrip's reloading page lists BDO bills payment as free until further notice. Its own kiosks charge ₱10, taken from the load.

Enrolled in One RFID? Reload only the provider you chose.

Frequently asked questions

Is NLEX Easytrip or Autosweep?

NLEX is Easytrip, like SCTEX, NLEX Connector and Harbor Link. An Autosweep sticker pays on NLEX only after One RFID enrollment; NLEX Balintawak installs Easytrip 24 hours on our list.

Is SLEX Autosweep or Easytrip?

SLEX is Autosweep, like Skyway, STAR and MCX. Our list has 8 Autosweep sites on SLEX, and Alabang, Santa Rosa, Ayala Greenfield and Calamba are open 24 hours.

Is Skyway Autosweep or Easytrip?

Skyway and Skyway Stage 3 are both Autosweep, and one sticker covers both. An Easytrip sticker pays there only after One RFID enrollment, per Easytrip's FAQ.

Is TPLEX Autosweep or Easytrip?

TPLEX is Autosweep, even though it continues north from SCTEX, which is Easytrip. Our list has 4 Autosweep sites on TPLEX; Tarlac and Rosario are open 24 hours.

Is CAVITEX Easytrip or Autosweep?

CAVITEX is Easytrip, including its C5 Link section. A trip from CAVITEX onto SLEX or Skyway crosses both networks, so enroll in One RFID or load both accounts.

Is CALAX Easytrip or Autosweep?

CALAX is Easytrip, like CAVITEX. A trip from SLEX onto CALAX crosses both networks, so enroll in One RFID or load both accounts first.

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