How to Pasaload In TM to Globe or TM: Sharing Load (2026)
Running out of load is never fun especially when you need to call someone or go online. The good news? If you are using TM (Touch Mobile) you can easily share your load with friends and family even if they are using Globe!
I have been using TM for years and pasaload has saved me (and my friends) countless times. Let me show you exactly how to do it.
How to Pasaload IN TM to Globe
Yes you can send load from your TM number to a Globe number. Both networks are owned by the same company so transferring load between them is super easy. You can follow this guide to activate your TM SIM.
Method 1: Using the *143# Code
This is the fastest way to send load from TM to Globe. Here’s what you do:
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Open your phone’s dialer
- Type *143# and press call
- Select “Share-A-Load” from the menu
- Choose “To Globe/TM“
- Enter the Globe number (without +63 or 0)
- Type the amount you want to send (minimum is ₱10)
- Confirm the transaction
- You will get an SMS confirmation once it’s done
Example: If your friend’s Globe number is 0917-123-4567, just enter 9171234567.
Method 2: Using the GlobeOne App
If you prefer using an app the GlobeOne app works great:
- Download GlobeOne from Google Play or App Store
- Log in with your TM number
- Tap on “Share-A-Load“
- Enter the Globe mobile number
- Select the load amount
- Click “Send“
- Confirm the transaction
How to Pasaload TM to TM
Sending load to another TM user? Even easier! You have three options. Learn more about TM SIM registration here.
Method 1: Using the 143# Code
Same process as sending to Globe:
- Dial *143#
- Select “Share-A-Load“
- Pick “To Globe/TM“
- Enter the TM number
- Type the load amount (₱10 minimum)
- Confirm
Method 2: Using SMS
This is my favorite because it’s super quick:
Format: Type PASALOAD [space] [11-digit mobile number] [space] [amount]
Example: PASALOAD 09171234567 50
Send this message to 808
You will receive a confirmation text right away.
Method 3: Using the TM Mobile App
TM also has its own app called GlobeOne (yes it is the same app for both TM and Globe):
- Install the GlobeOne app
- Register your TM number
- Go to Share-A-Load
- Enter recipient’s TM number
- Choose amount
- Hit send
How to Transfer Regular Load to Another Number
Want to share your regular prepaid load? Here are all your options:
Option 1: Transfer Load Using GlobeOne App
The app makes everything simple:
- Open GlobeOne
- Tap “Share-A-Load”
- Input the phone number (Globe or TM)
- Select load amount
- Confirm and send
Option 2: Using a TM Retailer SIM
If you have a retailer SIM (for loading businesses) you can send load this way:
- Text LOAD [space] [mobile number] [space] [amount] to 808
- Example: LOAD 09171234567 100
- Wait for confirmation
Option 3: Transfer Load Using GCash App
GCash makes sending load really convenient:
- Open your GCash app
- Tap “Buy Load“
- Enter the mobile number
- Choose the amount
- Click “Next” and confirm
- Load is sent instantly
Option 4: Transfer Load Using 143# Code
We covered this earlier but here’s a quick reminder:
- Dial *143#
- Select Share-A-Load
- Follow the prompts
- Done!
| Method | Speed | Easy to Use | Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| *143# Code | Very Fast | Very Easy | Phone only |
| GlobeOne App | Fast | Easy | Internet connection |
| SMS (808) | Very Fast | Very Easy | Phone only |
| GCash | Fast | Easy | GCash account + internet |
Important Things to Remember
Before you send load, keep these points in mind:
- Minimum amount: You can send as low as ₱10
- Maximum amount: Up to ₱300 per transaction
- Service fee: ₱1 is charged for every pasaload transaction
- Your balance: You need to have enough load (amount + ₱1 fee)
- Validity: The load you send will have the same validity as regular load
- Daily limit: You can send up to ₱500 worth of load per day
Example: If you want to send ₱50 you need at least ₱51 in your account (₱50 + ₱1 fee).
Why Your TM Pasaload Is Not Working
Sometimes pasaload doesn’t go through. Here are the common reasons and how to fix them:
1. Insufficient Balance Make sure you have enough load to cover the amount plus the ₱1 service fee.
2. Wrong Number Format Always use the 11-digit format without +63 or 0 at the beginning. Use 9171234567 not 09171234567.
3. Exceeded Daily Limit You can only send ₱500 worth of load per day. Wait until the next day to send more.
4. Network Issues Sometimes the network is busy. Wait a few minutes and try again.
5. Expired Load If your load has expired you can’t share it. Check your balance validity first.
6. Recipient’s Number Issue Make sure the number you are sending to is active and correct.
Quick Fix: If nothing works, restart your phone and try again using a different method (like switching from SMS to *143#).
How to Share Load or Data in TM
To Share Data:
- Dial *143#
- Choose “Share-A-Promo”
- Select the data promo you want to share
- Enter the TM number
- Confirm
Note: You can only share data promos with other TM users, not with Globe users.
Popular Promos You Can Share:
- GIGA50 (2GB data)
- GIGA99 (8GB data)
- SuperSurf50
Conclusion
Sending load from TM to Globe or TM is really simple once you know how. My personal favorite method is the *143# code because it’s quick and works even without internet.
Here’s what to remember:
- You can send load from TM to both Globe and TM numbers
- Minimum is ₱10, maximum is ₱300 per transaction
- There’s a ₱1 service fee
- Use the right number format (11 digits)
Whether you use the USSD code, SMS or the GlobeOne app, you will have your friend loaded up in seconds.
FAQs
Can I pasaload from TM to Smart?
No, you can only send load to Globe and TM numbers. Smart is a different network.
Is there a fee for pasaload?
Yes, there is a ₱1 service charge per transaction.
What happens if I enter the wrong number?
The load will go to that number. Always double-check before confirming!
Can I get a refund if I sent load to the wrong person?
Unfortunately no. Pasaload transactions are non-refundable.
How long does pasaload take?
Usually instant. Sometimes it takes 1-5 minutes during peak hours.
