Before you apply
- No payslip is not no check. 5 of these apps still say you should have an income or a job, and every loan goes through the lender's own credit assessment.
- First loans can start small. Some of these apps say your first limit is low and rises as you repay on time, so the maximum amount is not what a new borrower should expect.
- Keep your contacts private. Google Play bars personal loan apps from reading your contacts. If an app asks for that permission, decline it and pick another lender.
Before you accept any of these loans
- Get the Disclosure Statement first. Under RA 3765, the Truth in Lending Act, Sec. 4, it must show the total amount to be financed; the finance charge in pesos and centavos; the finance charge as a simple annual rate on the unpaid balance. Interest and every processing or service fee count in the finance charge. If one is missing, the lender owes you ₱100 or twice the finance charge, up to ₱2,000, claimable within one year (Sec. 6(a)).
- Know the late-payment cap. On loans up to ₱10,000 and four months, the penalty is capped at 5% a month on the amount due, and interest, fees and penalties together cannot pass the amount you borrowed (SEC MC No. 14 s.2025, Sec. 3, effective Apr 1, 2026).
- Report a charge above the cap to the SEC on hotline 14732 or the SEC iMessage portal.
If your app is not on any list here, search the SEC list of recorded lending apps or the list of apps the SEC has named as illegal. Of the 110 Google Play and App Store listings the SEC printed in its advisories, 110 now show no app, and 17 of the 34 websites it named still load. The SEC named 28 apps in more than one document, some under a new name, so match the company and Certificate of Authority number, not the app name.
This list quotes each app's published requirements; an app can still ask for more during its credit check. For a dispute over a loan, contact the lender, then the SEC.
Questions
Which loan apps do not require a payslip?
8 apps on the SEC list say in their own listing that one valid ID is the only document you need, or that no proof of income is required: Vplus, HappyPera2, Loanova, Prima Loan, SnaPera, Pitacash, Tala, Direct Loan.
Can I get a loan app loan with just one valid ID?
You can apply with one ID at these 8 apps. Approval still depends on each lender's credit check, and the amount you are offered may start low and rise as you repay on time.
Do these apps still check my income?
5 of the 8 still say you should have an income or a job; they just do not ask for a payslip to prove it. The table shows each app's requirements as it publishes them.
About this list
Each requirement line is quoted from the app's own Google Play listing or website. Apps are ranked by the most a ₱5,000 loan over 120 days could cost. No lender pays to appear here or to change its position.