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SEC registeredLending company

Is Cashoyo legit?

Yes. Cashoyo is on the SEC list of recorded online lending platforms. It is run by Philippine Cashtrout Lending Corporation (SEC Reg. No. CS201910407). The SEC list dated Sep 29, 2026 records it as "Cashoyo". SEC list, Sep 29, 2026

Cashoyo at a glance: SEC record, price and rating
ItemResultSource
App on the SEC list of recorded online lending platforms (dated Sep 29, 2026)Yes, as "Cashoyo"SEC list, Sep 29, 2026
Company and SEC Reg. No.Philippine Cashtrout Lending Corporation, CS201910407SEC list, Sep 29, 2026
Certificate of Authority No.Not on Cashoyo's listing or the SEC listSEC list, Sep 29, 2026
Price publishedNo rate on Cashoyo's website

Cashoyo publishes no interest rate, so its cost shows only in the Disclosure Statement you get before you accept.

Next: ask Cashoyo for its Disclosure Statement before you accept, or compare apps that publish their price.

Should you borrow from Cashoyo?

You see Cashoyo's price only after you apply; Pocketcash (Elending) publishes a maximum of ₱300 for ₱5,000 over 120 days.

Skip Cashoyo if

  • you want to know the cost before you apply: it publishes no rate.

If you cannot pay Cashoyo on time

On Cashoyo loans above ₱10,000 or longer than four months, the penalty is whatever your contract and Disclosure Statement say; the SEC's 5% a month cap covers only smaller, shorter loans. Philippine Cashtrout Lending Corporation's collectors, and any agency it hires, may not post your details, threaten you, call before 6 a.m. or after 10 p.m., or message anyone in your contacts except the guarantors you named (SEC MC No. 18 s.2019).

If that fails, report Philippine Cashtrout Lending Corporation to the SEC on hotline 14732 or the iMessage portal, and report messages to your contacts to the National Privacy Commission at complaints@privacy.gov.ph. All eight prohibited collection practices.

Other apps from Philippine Cashtrout Lending Corporation

Philippine Cashtrout Lending Corporation runs 2 apps on the SEC list. They share one SEC registration, so a complaint about any of them goes against the same company.

This page covers Cashoyo's published terms and SEC record, not the offer in your own loan agreement. For a dispute over a specific loan, contact Cashoyo first, then the SEC (hotline 14732); for a legal claim, a lawyer.

Questions about Cashoyo

Who owns Cashoyo?

Philippine Cashtrout Lending Corporation (SEC Reg. No. CS201910407), which also runs Pesomio, per the SEC list dated Sep 29, 2026.

Does Cashoyo call your contacts?

Philippine Cashtrout Lending Corporation may not contact anyone in your phone contacts except the guarantors or co-makers you named, even if you allowed access (SEC MC No. 18 s.2019, Sec. 1(h), issued Aug 19, 2019). Report it to the SEC on 14732.

Cheaper than Cashoyo for ₱5,000 over 120 days

No lender pays to appear on this site or to change its position.

  • Pocketcash (Elending): at most ₱300 in interest and fees (18% a year × 120/360 days × ₱5,000 = ₱300 (interest and fees)); lends ₱1,000 to ₱50,000.
  • Vplus: at most ₱300 in interest and fees (18% a year × 120/360 days × ₱5,000 = ₱300 interest); lends ₱1,000 to ₱50,000.
  • Pesos.ph: at most ₱395 in interest and fees (24% a year × 120/365 days × ₱5,000 = ₱395 interest); lends ₱1,500 to ₱50,000.