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Is Tonik Credit Builder legit?

Yes. Tonik Credit Builder is offered by Tonik Digital Bank, Inc, a BSP-supervised bank. Tonik is a digital bank supervised by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, not an SEC-registered lending company. SEC list, Sep 29, 2026

Tonik Credit Builder at a glance: SEC record, price and rating
ItemResultSource
RegulatorBangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (a bank, not an SEC lending company)Source
Price publishedYes: From 4.20% a month add-on.Its published terms
Loan amount and termUp to ₱50,000, over 180 to 360 daysIts published terms
Google Play rating4.7 of 5 from 152,708 ratings, 5M+ installs, as of Oct 2, 2026Google Play listing

On ₱5,000 for 180 days, Tonik Credit Builder's lowest published rate comes to ₱1,260 in interest and fees: interest of 4.2% a month and an all-in cost of 6.8% a month, higher because you repay in instalments but pay interest on the original amount the whole time. It does not publish the most it can charge. Tonik Credit Builder's published terms

Working: 4.2% a month × 180/30 × ₱5,000 = ₱1,260 interest. The all-in rate is the monthly rate at which 6 payments of ₱1,043 repay the ₱5,000 you receive (SEC MC No. 14 s.2025 Sec. 2(d)).

Next: check the worked Disclosure Statement below, then compare Tonik Credit Builder with the other recorded apps, or get it from its official Google Play listing.

Tonik Credit Builder interest rate and what you pay back

As Tonik Credit Builder states itFrom 4.20% a month add-on.
Pay back in (days)
You pay back
From ₱6,260
Cash you receive
₱5,000
Interest and fees
From ₱1,260

Terms as Tonik Credit Builder publishes them. Documentary stamp tax on a ₱5,000 loan for 180 days is about ₱18.49 (NIRC Sec. 179); check whether the Disclosure Statement passes it on. DST calculator Source

Tonik Credit Builder Disclosure Statement, worked out: ₱5,000 for 180 days

Tonik Credit Builder must give you this statement in writing before the loan is made (RA 3765, the Truth in Lending Act, Sec. 4). These are the figures it should show at its lowest published rate; if yours differ, ask why before you accept.

Tonik Credit Builder's terms as it publishes them; SEC MC No. 14 s.2025, effective Apr 1, 2026; RA 3765 (Truth in Lending Act); NIRC Sec. 179 as amended by RA 10963, effective Jan 1, 2018.
FigureInputsRuleResult
Amount financed₱5,000 borrowed, nothing taken offRA 3765 Sec. 4(5)₱5,000
Interest4.2% a month × 180/30 × ₱5,000Tonik Credit Builder's published lowest rate₱1,260
Finance chargeInterest + every fee aboveRA 3765 Sec. 4(6)₱1,260
Documentary stamp tax on the loan⌈₱5,000 ÷ ₱200⌉ × ₱1.50 × 180/365NIRC Sec. 179, as amended by RA 10963₱18.49
Owed to you if the statement leaves one outGreater of ₱100 or 2 × ₱1,260, up to ₱2,000RA 3765 Sec. 6(a)₱2,000

Should you borrow from Tonik Credit Builder?

Tonik Credit Builder publishes only its lowest rate; Pocketcash (Elending) publishes a maximum of ₱450 for ₱5,000 over 180 days.

Choose Tonik Credit Builder if

  • you want to spread payments over as long as 360 days.
  • you need up to ₱50,000.

Skip Tonik Credit Builder if

  • you want a loan shorter than 180 days.

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

Questions about Tonik Credit Builder

Is Tonik Credit Builder legit?

Yes. Tonik Credit Builder is offered by Tonik Digital Bank, Inc, a BSP-supervised bank.

Cheaper than Tonik Credit Builder for ₱5,000 over 180 days

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

  • Pocketcash (Elending): at most ₱450 in interest and fees (18% a year × 180/360 days × ₱5,000 = ₱450 (interest and fees)); lends ₱1,000 to ₱50,000.
  • Vplus: at most ₱450 in interest and fees (18% a year × 180/360 days × ₱5,000 = ₱450 interest); lends ₱1,000 to ₱50,000.
  • Pesos.ph: at most ₱592 in interest and fees (24% a year × 180/365 days × ₱5,000 = ₱592 interest); lends ₱1,500 to ₱50,000.