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Products

Bond Products

Surety undertakings commonly required by Philippine government agencies, private owners, courts, and regulators. Percentages shown are typical bases only — the obligee's requirement always governs.

Bidder's Bond

Supports a bid submission and guarantees the bidder will honor the award.

Typical basis: 5% of contract amount

Performance Bond

Secures faithful performance of contract obligations.

Typical basis: 30% of contract amount

Surety Bond (General)

General undertaking required by an obligee for a specific commitment.

Typical basis: 15% of contract amount

Payment Bond

Covers payment obligations to suppliers, labor, and subcontractors.

Typical basis: 15% of contract amount

Warranty / Guarantee Bond

Covers defects during the warranty period after completion.

Typical basis: 10% of contract amount

Advance Payment Bond

Secures the mobilization or advance payment released by the obligee.

Typical basis: 15% of contract amount

Supersedeas Bond

Filed to stay execution of a judgment pending appeal.

Typical basis: 100% of contract amount

Customs Bond

Required for customs and importation undertakings.

Typical basis: 100% of contract amount

Judicial / Court Bond

Required by courts for injunctions, replevin, and similar actions.

Typical basis: 100% of contract amount

Fidelity Bond

Covers loss from dishonest acts of accountable officers or employees.

Typical basis: 100% of contract amount

Other Bond Type

Any other undertaking required by an obligee.

Typical basis: 10% of contract amount

Detailed bond guides

Full pages covering purpose, who needs the bond, requirements, process, and FAQs.

SuretyPH is a digital information and lead-generation platform owned and operated by McMatthise Global Group Corporation. It does not independently underwrite, approve, bind, issue, or guarantee any insurance policy or surety bond. Evaluation, underwriting, premiums, approval, and issuance remain the responsibility of the relevant duly licensed insurance company.