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With SkyroCredit, you only pay for what you’ve spent. There are 2 payment options for your SkyroCredit:
Pay a smaller amount with interest until fully paid.
👉 Important: If you choose to pay only the minimum, a 7% interest will apply to the outstanding balance until it is paid off.
This is how much you've spent by the end of each month, up to your billing date.
👉 Important: Pay on or before your due date to enjoy 0% interest
“Minimum payment” keeps your account active with a smaller amount, but interest will apply to what you spent until it's fully paid. This is the the required amount you must pay to avoid late fees, boss.

Credit limit: ₱10,000
Actual balance by billing date: ₱2,500
Due date: January 12
👉 Minimum payment: ₱1,000
If you can’t pay your interest-free amount by the due date, we highly recommend you to:
1. Pay a higher amount than the minimum payment.
This helps reduce your repay your balance faster and saves you money on interest.
2. Pay just after the cutoff date, not on due date.
This will reduce your balance ~2 weeks sooner and during that week the interest will be less because of that.
Note: If you only pay the minimum amount, a 7% interest will apply to the outstanding balance until it is paid off.
You can use SkyroPondo to automatically pay your SkyroCredit minimum payment every month, boss. Just make sure you have enough balance in your account.
5 days before your due date, we’ll automatically use your SkyroPondo balance to cover your minimum payment due.
The autopay amount is not fixed. It depends on the amount shown on your SkyroCredit block on the home screen.
Note: Autopay for SkyroCredit does not apply to interest-free payments.
To get 0% interest every month, just pay the "interest-free payment" amount shown in your Skyro app.
This is how much you've used from your limit by the end of each month, up to your billing date.
No need to compute anything, boss! Just wait for your bill in the Skyro app to see your exact interest-free payment amount.
For example:
Credit limit: ₱10,000
Billing cycle: November 28 – December 28
Billing date: December 28
You spent ₱2,500 during this billing cycle.
The example below is shown in two formats: a timeline view and a calendar view


Your monthly bill shows:


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