SEC Blocks Four More Lending Apps: What to Know

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On June 15, 2026 (published June 23), the SEC issued a revocation order touching four more lending apps — the Delisha Lending Corp. portfolio: Peso Cow – Mabilis Pera Loan, Peso Cow, Bingo Peso, and Kapit Cash. The order revoked the company's corporate registration and license. Peso Cow had already drawn a cease-and-desist in the August 2025 wave, making this the first repeat appearance in our tracker. Checked September 30, 2026.

The four apps and the company behind them

Item Detail
Order date June 15, 2026; published June 23, 2026
Company Delisha Lending Corp.
Sanction Corporate registration and license revoked
Grounds Undisclosed online lending platforms; reportorial violations
Apps covered Peso Cow – Mabilis Pera Loan, Peso Cow, Bingo Peso, Kapit Cash

Peso Cow's double appearance (CDO in August 2025, revocation in June 2026) is the detail that makes this wave readable. The escalation path from cease-and-desist to full revocation runs through continued violations. The full chronology sits in our illegal loan apps tracker.

What this wave changes for borrowers

Three readings. The revocation ends Delisha's legal existence as a lender — any app from the four still operating is doing so without a license, and our what-happens-next guide covers that position. The escalation pattern shows the SEC's sequence: first order, then revocation when conduct continues. Earlier orders deserve attention, not dismissal. The grounds, undisclosed platforms plus reporting failures, are the same paper trail our delisting guide explains in full.

Frequently asked questions

Which four lending apps did the SEC block in June 2026?

The Delisha Lending Corp. portfolio: Peso Cow – Mabilis Pera Loan, Peso Cow, Bingo Peso, and Kapit Cash. The June 15, 2026 order revoked the company's corporate registration and license, published June 23, 2026.

Is Peso Cow the same app from the 2025 CDO wave?

Yes. Peso Cow – Mabilis Pera Loan drew a cease-and-desist in August 2025; the June 2026 revocation order covered the company and its portfolio, including this app. Repeat appearance, escalated sanction.

I have a loan with one of the four. Do I still owe it?

Sanctions stop the operator; they do not automatically void obligations. Keep your documents, pay only through documented channels, and read our what-happens-next guide for the full sequence. Verified September 30, 2026.

The bottom line for borrowers

June 2026 was the month the escalation path completed. A repeat offender moved from cease-and-desist to full revocation, taking four apps off the legal market. Verify the names, keep your evidence file current, and borrow only from the registered list.

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