SEC & BSP Verified List — Updated April 2026

Legit Loan Apps Philippines 2026 — SEC Registered & BSP Licensed

This is a verified list of legitimate loan apps in the Philippines — all confirmed SEC-registered or BSP-licensed as of April 2026. We also show the risk score and real APR for each app, so you can choose the safest option for your situation.

Verified Legit Loan Apps — Philippines 2026

All entries verified against SEC and BSP public registries.

App / LenderSEC / BSP StatusRisk ScoreReal APRReview
Tonik Bank✓ BSP-licensed8126.4%View →
CIMB Bank Philippines✓ BSP-licensed7624.0%View →
Maya Bank✓ BSP-licensed7429.2%View →
GCash (Fuse Lending)✓ SEC Reg. No. CS2018000016832.8%View →
Tala Philippines✓ SEC Reg. No. CS2017000017115.0%View →
Digido Finance Corp.✓ SEC Reg. No. CS2019000016536.0%View →
BillEase (First Digital Finance)✓ SEC Reg. No. CS2016000017236.0%View →
Cashalo (Oriente Express)✓ SEC Reg. No. CS2015000016243.2%View →
RFC (Radiowealth Finance)✓ SEC Reg. No. CS1960000017528.8%View →
RCBC Personal Loan✓ BSP-licensed7918.6%View →

Source: sec.gov.ph and bsp.gov.ph. Last verified April 2026.

6 Red Flags of Illegal Loan Apps

Upfront fee before loan release

Legitimate lenders never charge fees before disbursing funds.

Not listed on SEC website

Always verify at sec.gov.ph. If not found, do not apply.

Asks for full ATM PIN

No legitimate lender needs your full PIN. This is identity theft.

Contacts your phone book

Illegal apps access your contacts to harass you if you miss payments.

No physical address or contact info

Legitimate lenders have verifiable business addresses.

Interest rate above BSP cap

BSP caps monthly interest at 6% for short-term loans. Higher = illegal.