Singapore · MyRepublic
Can I use my own router with MyRepublic Singapore?
Yes on compatible plans. MyRepublic currently advertises no-router choices and explains the standard ONT + separate-router topology, making customer-owned routing hardware a normal use case.
Page reviewed 28 September 2026Dataset snapshot 23 September 2026Cited sources 2How Hlonix verifies →
No-router plansAvailable
Fibre terminationONT
Own routerEthernet behind ONT
10Gbps plansWAN/LAN speed matters
The ONT is not the Wi-Fi router
MyRepublic's fibre explainer separates the ONT from the router role. That makes swapping the router straightforward when the plan exposes the normal ONT handoff.
High-speed plans expose hardware bottlenecks
A router can connect successfully but still cap throughput if its WAN or LAN port is only 1G/2.5G on a multi-gig plan.
Plan-specific bundles still matter
Some high-speed promotions bundle or require approved equipment, so Hlonix keeps this profile at medium confidence and asks users to verify the exact plan.
Next step
Evidence
- MyRepublic Singapore — own-router / no-router broadband options (official ISP)
- MyRepublic Singapore — ONT vs ONR (official ISP)
Page reviewed 28 September 2026 · compatibility dataset snapshot 23 September 2026.