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The Public should be cautious against persons claiming to be connected to Small Business Corporation (SBCorp) or to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) offering their services for a fee to MSME borrowers planning to avail any of SBCorp's Program and/or other lending facilities.
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Small Business Corporation is a government financial institution created in January 1991 under R.A. 6977, Magna Carta for Small Enterprises, amended by RA 8289 in 1997 and RA 9501 in 2008.
DTI, SBCorp approve over 20,000 loans for MSMEs. MAKATI—The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) through its financing arm the Small Business Corporation (SBCorp) has approved, as of 9 February 2021, a total of 21,695 loan applications under the Bayanihan COVID-19 Assistance to Restart Enterprises (CARES) program to provide micro, small ...
RISE UP is a loan program that aims to sustain the gains of MSMEs that have survived the past two years of crisis, by providing multi-purpose loans that have soft terms and can be easily accessed. The RISE UP Multi-purpose Loan caters multi-sectoral MSMEs inclusing existing SBCorp borrowers.
HOW TO APPLY. Prepare and scan the documentary requirements. Create an account in http://www.BayanihanCARES.ph. Fill out personal details to complete your account creation, including your correct email address. Check your email for the system-generated email verification link, and click the Verify Email button.
How to apply? 1. Go to https://brs.sbcorp.ph and log in or create an account; 2. Click "Apply for a Loan"; 3. Choose RISE UP Multi-Purpose Loan among the available loan programs in the system; 4. Click "First-Time Borrower" in the pop-up message; 5. Accomplish the registration form and upload the documentary requirements;
You will be prompted by a system message for the maximum loanable amount, which is based on your declared asset size. NOTE: If the manner of release selected is Fund Transfer, Pesonet or Instapay, make sure to select the Bank Name.
