Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply for an interest-free loan through pera-online.com?

Once you enter your information into the form, pera-online.com will start searching for lenders that meet your needs. If we find a match, you will be redirected to the lender’s website to review the offer. You do not have any obligation to accept any offer, and you can simply decline any that doesn’t work for you. Please be sure that you have fully read and understood the lender’s terms and conditions before accepting their offer. They will be displayed clearly before you can agree to proceed.

Is pera-online.com free?

You will NEVER have to pay for our services. pera-online.com is 100% free.

How much can I ask for?

pera-online.com can help you find loans ranging from ₱ 500 to ₱ 25 000. You should be able to find something that works for your needs.

What are the requirements to get a loan through pera-online.com?

If you want to apply, you must: 1. Be a legal citizen of the Philippines. 2. Be over 18 and under 80 years old. 3. Have a valid debit card or bank account. 4. Have a valid SSS or TIN or UMID card. 5. Have any form of income (official or unofficial). 6. Have a personal email address and mobile phone number.

I have a poor credit history. Can I apply?

Perfect credit histories are less common than you think. If you don’t have any open delinquencies, you will most likely get a loan.

Can I pay off my loan early?

Yes, you can repay your loan at any time. The sooner you pay it off, the less you will pay in interest. The interest accrues only for those days that you actually used the loan. You can make payments ahead of time and pay only for the days you actually used the borrowed funds.

What can I do if I canot repay my loan?

If you’re having trouble repaying your loan on time or your financial situation has changed, we recommend you contacting your lender directly.

How do I pay my loan back?

Although repayment periods and terms vary, the type of product you apply for will matter when it comes to repaying your loan. Your loan agreement will give you detailed information regarding when payments start, how often and when they occur, and how long the repayment period lasts.