Who Owns Cashify Philippines? Company Behind the App

The company behind the app

The store listings for Cashify name SunLoan Lending Investors Corporation as the company, and the App Store lists SUNLOAN LENDING INVESTORS CORP. as the provider. The company's registration number with the Securities and Exchange Commission is CS201900565, and its Certificate of Authority number is 2872. Both numbers are printed in the app's store descriptions.

Cashify is not a separate legal entity. It is the brand name under which SunLoan offers its loan product to the public. A February 2026 announcement about the name change described Cashify as the trade name of SunLoan Lending Investors Corporation, a registered lending company with online lending platform authority.

If you want to confirm these records yourself, our guide on whether Cashify is SEC registered shows how to match them on the SEC site.

Company profile at a glance

The company also appears on the SEC list of recorded online lending platforms with more than one platform. Older versions of the list, for example, show SunLoan with the platforms Cashola and Peso Plus. That means the same company may run other apps under different names, so match the company name and registration number rather than the app name.

Published address and contact details

The address printed in the listings is an office building in Aseana City, Parañaque. This is the lender's own published address, which is a positive sign because many fake apps give no address at all. We have not visited the office, so we cannot describe it beyond what the company publishes.

The two store listings show slightly different email domains (.ph on Google Play and .com on the App Store). If you need to write to support, use the contact option inside the app first and keep a screenshot of the email address you used. Our page on Cashify customer care and contact options explains how to avoid unofficial contacts.

Cashify and Cashola

Many borrowers still search for Cashola. The two names refer to the same platform: Cashola rebranded to Cashify in early 2026. We explain what changes for existing borrowers in Is Cashola and Cashify the Same?.

Do not confuse Cashify with other companies

The word "Cashify" is also used by an unrelated Indian company that buys and sells electronics. It has no connection to the Philippine lending app. Likewise, Cashalo is run by a different company, Paloo Financing Inc., and SunCash is a different lender with a different registration number. When researching any lender, trust the company name and SEC number over the brand name.

How to look up company records

Any borrower can check a lending company in a few steps:

1. Find the company name and SEC number in the app's store description.
2. Search the SEC's list of recorded online lending platforms for the company name.
3. Confirm that the number matches and that the app name appears under it.
4. Use the SEC's public channels if you want to ask about the company's status.

A fuller walkthrough, which works for any app, is in How to Check if a Lending App Is SEC-Registered.

For corporate filings beyond the public lists, the SEC handles requests through its official channels. We have not relied on private or unofficial databases for the facts on this page.

Why ownership information matters when you borrow

Knowing who stands behind an app helps you in three practical ways:

• Accountability. If something goes wrong, you know which company a complaint should name, and which regulators to approach.
• Privacy. The company that runs the app is the one responsible for how your personal data is handled under Philippine privacy law.
• Consistency. You can check that the company on the loan agreement matches the company in the store listing and on the SEC list.

If the names differ at any point, ask the lender to explain in writing before you continue. For an overview of how Cashify compares with other apps, see cashify-ph.com.

What we do not know

We list only details that the company or a public record states. We do not publish names of individual officers unless they appear in official filings, and we do not make claims about the company's finances or ownership structure beyond what is public. If a detail is not published, we say so rather than guess.

For a wider safety check before you download or apply, see How to Spot Fake Loan Apps in the Philippines.

Using ownership details to spot copycat apps

Fake apps often copy a real brand's name and logo. Matching the operating company is the quickest defense. If an app calls itself Cashify but shows a different company name, a different SEC number or no address at all, treat it as a warning sign and do not enter personal information. The official store listing should show the company name SunLoan Lending Investors Corporation and the same registration numbers described above. If a lender contacts you through a chat account or an unfamiliar number and asks you to install an app from a link, go to the official store page instead and compare the details before you act.

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