Personal loans in the Philippines
Compare the amount received, total cost and repayment schedule. Some brand listings lead to a clearly labelled Kviku alternative; check the destination before applying.
Loans
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Digido
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SB Finance
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Crezu
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FAQ
How to compare personal loans in the Philippines
A personal loan can cover a planned expense or a cash shortfall. Before applying, decide how much you need to receive and what payment you can afford on each due date. A lender decides eligibility and gives the binding terms; Finpanda does not approve applications.
The listings below help you explore options. Some brand listings link to a separately named Kviku alternative rather than to that brand's application. Read the button label and destination before applying. A lender or product shown here may offer a different kind of cash loan, so check its actual product and terms on the destination page.
Compare the amount received, not just the advertised amount
- Cash you receive: ask if any fee is deducted before disbursement.
- Total cost: compare the effective interest rate (EIR), fees, and total repayment using the lender's disclosure.
- Repayment fit: note every due date, payment amount, and any late-payment or early-settlement terms.
- Security: confirm whether the offer is unsecured or asks for collateral or a guarantor.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas loan calculator explains why EIR is useful when comparing borrowing costs. Enter the lender's actual figures; an illustration cannot replace its disclosure.
Questions to ask before submitting an application
- Which legal company will lend, and what product am I applying for?
- How much will reach my account, and how much will I repay in total?
- What documents, income information, or security does this lender require?
- Can I afford the payment if my income or expenses change?
For a lending or financing company, check the Securities and Exchange Commission's guidance on authority and disclosure and its current advisories. Do not send documents or pay a fee until you have checked the company and read the terms.
Personal loan or online cash loan?
“Online” describes the application channel, not the loan's purpose, security, cost, or term. If you want to compare cash-loan listings, see online loans in the Philippines. If a lender proposes a secured or vehicle-specific product, compare its collateral and ownership conditions separately.