Buy PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid Load Online

TL;DR

Buy PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid reloads through PinoyLoads for yourself or someone else, with no sign-up or Philippine wallet required. Choose up to 50, 100 or 300 Mbps for 7, 15 or 30 days of unlimited internet. Enter the ten-digit PLDT account number and pay in USD by card or PayPal. Processing starts after confirmed payment, with delivery-status updates by email.

Reload PLDT Fiber Prepaid

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Compatibility note: This form is for reloading an existing, installed PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid wired internet account. It is not for Smart SIM-based Home WiFi routers, PLDT postpaid bill payments, or new fiber installations.

Choose Your PLDT Fiber Prepaid Reload

Choose your speed and validity from the PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid reloads offered through PinoyLoads:

Reload option Speed Validity Internet
Fiber Prepaid 50 Mbps Up to 50 Mbps 7, 15 or 30 days Unlimited
Fiber Prepaid 100 Mbps Up to 100 Mbps 7, 15 or 30 days Unlimited
Fiber Prepaid 300 Mbps Up to 300 Mbps 7, 15 or 30 days Unlimited

Enter your account number in the form above and continue to Recharge Options to see the currently available bundles and USD totals.

Choosing by Speed and Days, Not Just "699"

A peso tier alone does not identify the speed and validity. In PLDT's official range, PHP 699 can mean 50 Mbps / 30 days or 300 Mbps / 7 days. Check both details before choosing.

PLDT's official Fiber Prepaid page lists its operator-channel prices in pesos. PinoyLoads offers up to 50, 100 and 300 Mbps reloads; choose the speed and validity on Recharge Options and pay in USD.

Is This Unlimited Data?

These are unlimited-data reloads, rather than fixed-GB bundles, for the selected validity period. The advertised speed is up to the chosen Mbps tier; actual performance also depends on your equipment, WiFi signal and simultaneous usage.

Which PLDT Account Number Should You Enter?

Use the ten-digit PLDT account number from the subscriber's welcome SMS or email, including its leading zero.

  • The account number is not the registered contact mobile number and not the buyer's receipt email address.
  • Enter the number exactly as provided, including the leading zero. Do not add, remove, or pad digits.
  • If the welcome message is missing, ask PLDT support to help recover the identifier.

Unsure which service the recipient has? The HomeWiFi loading guide distinguishes PLDT wired fiber from Smart SIM-based home internet.

Reload for Yourself or Someone Else in Three Steps

  1. Enter the account number in the form above and press Continue.
  2. Choose an available reload on the Recharge Options screen — pick the speed and duration that fit your needs.
  3. Enter the buyer's email address for receipt and delivery-status updates, then pay in USD by credit/debit card or PayPal.

PinoyLoads is a Philippines-focused loading specialist operating since 2013. Buy in your browser with no app download, registration, KYC or sign-up, and no Philippine bank account or wallet required.

You receive receipt, processing and delivery-status emails, plus a real-time order-status page. Track orders through My PinoyLoads using an email magic link — no password or sign-up needed.

Processing starts after confirmed payment. Follow your order's delivery status, and check the recipient's active package in PLDT MyHome. Payment confirmation, reload delivery and active service are separate checkpoints.

What Happens If You Reload Before Your Current Package Expires?

PLDT says the next load starts after the previous one expires. Buying another reload therefore does not necessarily replace an active package immediately.

Situation What to expect What to check
Current package is active The new reload normally starts after the existing package ends Check remaining validity in MyHome
Previous package has expired Check successful reload delivery and whether service is online Check carrier account status, package validity, and connectivity
Faster package bought while a slower one is still active The new package may queue behind the current one Check which speed/package is currently active in MyHome before assuming an upgrade

MyHome shows carrier-account information, remaining days and purchase history; My PinoyLoads tracks your order and delivery. Use the carrier-displayed validity rather than assuming a midnight cutoff.

PinoyLoads, GCash, Maya or MyHome: Use the Correct Reload Route

For local wallet or operator purchases, use the Fiber Prepaid route:

  • GCash: Load → Broadband → PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid → enter account and select/pay.
  • Maya: More → Shop → Broadband → PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid → choose offer, enter account and pay.
  • PLDT's official guest flow (MyHome): Account entry, offer selection, checkout, and a six-digit OTP before payment. Official card and QR options are available.

Using ordinary Bills Payment instead of the broadband-reload route can produce an error. Official guest checkout includes carrier verification, so paying for someone else may require cooperation from their registered contact.

With PinoyLoads, a MyHome login or Philippine wallet is not needed, making it useful for overseas family members. Standard card/PayPal payment-provider authorization still applies.

Paid, but Still Offline or Getting the Old Speed?

A completed payment does not automatically mean the service is online or running at a new speed. Work through these checks in order.

Check the Order and Active or Queued Package

Check your PinoyLoads order status and the account number entered, then check the current package and remaining validity in PLDT MyHome. A recently purchased speed tier may be queued behind the existing package.

For payment or reload-delivery questions, contact PinoyLoads with your order reference. For carrier-account or fiber-line problems, contact PLDT.

Check LOS/PON and Carrier Connectivity

Look at the fiber modem's indicator lights:

  • Blinking or steady red LOS — this indicates an optical connection issue. Check the fiber cable connection to the modem and optical outlet. This is a reason to contact PLDT support, not to buy another reload.
  • PON light off or blinking — check the fiber connection between the modem and the wall outlet.
  • Steady green PON — check whether browsing works; this light alone does not confirm successful payment or working internet service.

PLDT's customer user guide suggests a five-minute power-off restart as a general troubleshooting step when there is no internet, followed by allowing the modem to resynchronize. This is an option when something is wrong, not a mandatory step after every purchase.

Compare WiFi with an Ethernet Speed Test

A WiFi speed result can be affected by distance from the router, interference, and the number of connected devices. To isolate the connection's actual performance:

  • Try another device to rule out a single-device problem.
  • Compare a WiFi test with a wired Ethernet (LAN) test — a capable LAN connection removes WiFi variables.
  • 5 GHz WiFi is suitable for higher-speed use near the router; 2.4 GHz covers more range but at different throughput characteristics.

If the speed still seems wrong after these checks, contact PLDT through MyHome → Help → Report Service Issue, or call 171.

Reloading After a Break

An expired package is different from a permanently disconnected account. A normal reload can restore service after package expiry if the account is still active.

PLDT warns that an account can be disconnected if it is not reloaded for more than 180 days. For a long-inactive connection, confirm its status with PLDT first. If the line is already disconnected, contact PLDT to confirm whether it can be reactivated before buying a reload.

Conclusion

Enter the ten-digit account number in the form above, choose an available speed and duration, and pay in USD by card or PayPal — no PinoyLoads sign-up or Philippine wallet needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I reload someone else's Fiber Prepaid account?
Yes. Enter the recipient's ten-digit PLDT account number and use your own email for the order receipt and status updates. You do not need access to their MyHome account to buy through PinoyLoads.
Where is the account number if I do not receive a monthly bill?
Fiber Prepaid has no monthly bill. Find the ten-digit account number in the subscriber's welcome SMS or email from PLDT. Contact PLDT if the message cannot be found.
Is this also for Smart Home WiFi or PLDT Postpaid?
No. This is for existing wired PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid connections. Smart router SIMs, postpaid bills and new-installation payments use different processes.
Does buying another package activate it immediately?
If your current package is still active, PLDT says the next reload starts after it expires. If it has already expired, check delivery status and your package's validity in MyHome.
Can I move from 50 to 100 or 300 Mbps?
Yes. PinoyLoads offers reloads at up to 50, 100 and 300 Mbps for 7, 15 or 30 days. Choose the desired speed and validity on Recharge Options. If you buy a faster tier, check which package is active in MyHome rather than assuming an immediate speed change.
Do I need GCash, Maya or a MyHome login to buy through PinoyLoads?
No. Enter the PLDT account number, provide your email for receipt/status updates, and pay in USD by credit/debit card or PayPal. A local wallet or MyHome login is not required.
Why is the USD checkout price different from the operator's peso tier?
PLDT lists its operator-channel prices in pesos. PinoyLoads shows its checkout prices in USD, with the final total displayed before you pay.
Will another reload fix a red LOS light?
No. Another reload will not repair an optical connection problem. Check the fiber connection and contact PLDT support through MyHome or 171 if the red LOS light persists.