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our ratingBest for A first loan at 0%
- Amount
- ₱500 – ₱20,000
- Term
- 3 – 6 months
- Rate
- 0% on a first loan; around 11.9% a month afterwards

We are not recommending Kviku. Its own Google Play listing advertises up to 2% a day and a maximum annual rate of 730%, with a worked example repaying ₱14,906 on ₱5,000. Its stated terms start at 61 days, so part of that range falls inside the bracket where the ceiling has been 6% nominal and 12% effective a month since April 2026. Either the listing is out of date or the pricing does not comply — until that is resolved, look elsewhere.
Kviku lends its own money, so the company you apply to is the company that holds your loan.
Kviku Lending Co. Inc. publishes Certificate of Authority No. 3169 and SEC registration CS201918702. We have taken those from the operator's own material and have not yet matched them against the SEC list, so treat them as its claim rather than our confirmation.
Numbers from the operator's own Google Play listing. We found no SEC statement confirming it appears on the recorded online lending platform list, and we have not matched the CA number against the SEC list.
out of 5 — Fair
Our own assessment, not a customer poll. Scored on 5 of the 6 criteria that apply to a direct lender, covering 90% of the rubric weight. How we rate
Sub-scores are held on a 0–10 scale and shown that way for precision; the headline converts them to the 5-point scale.
| Loan amount | Up to ₱50,000source |
|---|---|
| Repayment term | 61 – 180 dayssource |
| Advertised rate | 0% – 2% per day; maximum annual rate 730%source |
| Fees | Published example: ₱5,000 over 135 days — ₱9,906 interest, repay ₱14,906source |
| First-loan offer | See lender terms |
| Registered name | Kviku Lending Co. Inc. |
We publish a figure only where we can point at the provider’s own published page. Everything else says “see lender terms”.
Suits you if you would rather know exactly who holds your loan and keep your details with one company. Check its published terms against the effective-rate ceiling before you apply.
Kviku Lending Co. Inc. publishes SEC Registration CS201918702 and Certificate of Authority 3169 on its Google Play listing. We have found no SEC statement confirming it appears on the recorded online lending platform list and have not matched the CA number against the SEC list, so its status here is self-declared rather than confirmed.
Its listing publishes 0% to 2% a day with a maximum annual rate of 730%, and a worked example of ₱5,000 over 135 days repaid at ₱14,906. Terms start at 61 days, which places every Kviku loan outside the bracket the 2026 SEC ceiling covers.
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Other providers we list for the same need, each rated on the same rubric.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-25.