Filipino households with PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid can now reload their internet plans directly through GCash, without needing a physical reload card or a separate payment portal. The partnership, which went live in late June 2026, integrates PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid into GCash's GLoad feature — the same section of the app used for mobile prepaid top-ups.
Key Takeaways
- PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid can now be reloaded via GCash GLoad — no separate portal or reload card needed.
- Entry-level plan: ₱999 for 30 days of unlimited home internet at speeds up to 50Mbps.
- Flexible periods from 1 day to 365 days, with speeds reaching up to 300Mbps on longer-term plans.
- GCash users unlock exclusive rewards, discounts, and promotional offers through the integration.
- Partnership is already live as of late June 2026.
How to Reload PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid via GCash
The process is straightforward for existing GCash users:
- Open the GCash app.
- Go to the GLoad section.
- Select PLDT Home as the provider.
- Enter your account number or phone number linked to your Fiber Prepaid subscription.
- Choose your plan and duration, then confirm payment.
The integration works across both short and long-term plans. Subscribers who prefer shorter commitments (daily or weekly access) or longer ones (annual subscriptions) can manage everything within a single app flow.
Available Plans and Speeds
PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid via GCash covers a range of budget and usage needs:
- ₱999 / 30 days — unlimited internet, up to 50Mbps
- Extended plans scale up to 300Mbps, with flexible options from single-day up to 365-day subscriptions
- All plans are unlimited — no data caps or throttling thresholds
For households that do not need always-on internet connectivity or prefer not to lock into a postpaid plan, prepaid fiber remains one of the more flexible home broadband options in the Philippines.
Why This Partnership Matters for Filipino Households
GCash is the Philippines' most widely used mobile wallet, with tens of millions of registered users. PLDT Home's fiber network covers a substantial portion of the country's residential broadband footprint. Combining the two on a single platform removes a meaningful friction point in prepaid internet adoption: previously, reloading often meant finding a retailer or managing a separate PLDT portal.
John Y. Palanca, PLDT's Senior Vice President and Head of Consumer Business, framed it as an accessibility initiative: "Together with GCash, we aim to empower more Filipinos by making it easier to enjoy reliable internet with greater flexibility and convenience."
GCash President and CEO Oscar "Ren-Ren" Enrico Reyes added that the collaboration aims to "make digital access easier for more Filipino households" — consistent with GCash's broader push into daily services like bills, utilities, and connectivity beyond basic payments.
Additional reload options and promotional offers via GCash are expected to roll out in the coming months as the partnership matures.
This move continues PLDT Home's push to make its connectivity services more flexible and accessible. Earlier this year, PLDT Home launched Fiber 'Always On', which adds automatic LTE backup to postpaid fiber subscriptions — another step toward more resilient home internet for Philippine households.
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