In a report by CNN Philippines, the order that was issued on September 12 covers the following online lending companies: Instant Pera, QuickPera, Lendmo Philippines, Binixo, CashBus, Cashcat, Cashuttle, Crazy Loan, Flash Cash, Happy2Peso, Hatulong, MeLoan, MoneyTree Quick Loan, Pera Express, Pera4u, Peramart, PesoLending, QuickPeso and Umbrella. Read more in our articles including "SEC issues cease and desist order against 19 online lending companies" and "BIR opens Tax Payer Portal".
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Apr 2, 2026In a report by CNN Philippines, the order that was issued on September 12 covers the following online lending companies: Instant Pera, QuickPera, Lendmo Philippines, Binixo, CashBus, Cashcat, Cashuttle, Crazy Loan, Flash Cash, Happy2Peso, Hatulong, MeLoan, MoneyTree Quick Loan, Pera Express, Pera4u, Peramart, PesoLending, QuickPeso and Umbrella.
Our coverage of Pera4u includes: "SEC issues cease and desist order against 19 online lending companies"; "BIR opens Tax Payer Portal"; "DTI retracts plan to require permit when running online ads and promos". Each article provides unique insights and information.