Once implemented, this could mean that any amount loaded on your prepaid SIM card will never expire unless you use them or throw the SIM card away. Currently, the expiry dates or validity of prepaid loads are as follows: Php30 - Php50: 15 days Php100: 30 days Php300: 75 days Php500: 120 days Prepaid load cards also remain valid for 1 year when they are un-used. Samsung said the updated naming system is intended to simplify its microSD card lineup for consumers. Read more in our articles including "NTC mulls removing Prepaid Load Expiry" and "Moo Mini Cards: An Expensive Lesson in Proofreading".
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May 4, 2026Once implemented, this could mean that any amount loaded on your prepaid SIM card will never expire unless you use them or throw the SIM card away. Currently, the expiry dates or validity of prepaid loads are as follows: Php30 - Php50: 15 days Php100: 30 days Php300: 75 days Php500: 120 days Prepaid load cards also remain valid for 1 year when they are un-used.
Samsung said the updated naming system is intended to simplify its microSD card lineup for consumers.
Our coverage of sim card expiry includes: "NTC mulls removing Prepaid Load Expiry"; "Moo Mini Cards: An Expensive Lesson in Proofreading"; "Globe Starlink 99, Globe Starlink 299 to be offered via GlobeOne app". Each article provides unique insights and information.