GigaLife App vs TNT SIM Portal: Which Is Better?

If you’re an OFW (Overseas Filipino Worker) and using a TNT SIM, you might wonder if you can register it while abroad — or if you must be in the Philippines to register. The short and clear answer is: yes, you can register your TNT SIM if you follow the rules, but the exact steps…

As part of the SIM Registration Act in the Philippines, all SIM cards must be registered to prevent fraud and ensure secure communications. For businesses, especially those with multiple employees, the registration process can be time-consuming. Thankfully, TNT has options for bulk registration, allowing businesses to register multiple SIM cards efficiently. If you’re a business…

If you’re using a TNT SIM in the Philippines, you’ve probably heard about the SIM Registration Act (RA 11934) — the law that requires everyone to register their mobile numbers. But what really happens if you miss the deadline? Let’s break it down in plain language. Your TNT SIM Gets Deactivated If you don’t register…

If you’re in the Philippines and using a TNT SIM, you need to register it online to stay connected without service interruptions. This is now required under the country’s SIM Registration Act, and it’s pretty quick when you know what to do. What You Need Before You Start Before you begin, make sure you have:…

If you’ve submitted your TNT SIM registration and it hasn’t been processed yet, or you’re still waiting for confirmation, you’re not alone. Many people run into delays — and it’s usually not because something is wrong with your SIM. Let’s break down the most common reasons and what you can do about it. Verification Is…

If you submitted your TNT SIM registration and it’s still showing “processing” after a long time, you’re not alone. Many users see this message and wonder if something’s wrong. The good news? “Processing” doesn’t always mean a permanent problem. In most cases, it just means the system is still verifying your details. In this article,…