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Short answer: A ₱100 commercial charge keeps ₱81.60 after 3.40% + ₱15.00.
PayPal's Philippines business-fees page uses the all other markets commercial rate, 3.40% + a fixed fee. The Philippine peso fixed fee on that table is ₱15.00. The Philippines is not in the Malaysia and Singapore 3.90% list. On ₱100 the fee is ₱18.40 and you keep ₱81.60. International add-ons are not on this page.
₱100.00 − 3.4% − ₱15.00 = ₱81.60.
| Sale | Fee | You keep |
|---|---|---|
| ₱50.00 | ₱16.70 | ₱33.30 |
| ₱100.00 | ₱18.40 | ₱81.60 |
| ₱250.00 | ₱23.50 | ₱226.50 |
| ₱1,000.00 | ₱49.00 | ₱951.00 |
Source, checked 11 Oct 2026: PayPal business fees — Philippines. This page uses the all-other-markets row, 3.40% plus the PHP fixed fee of 15.00. International add-ons are not on this page. Planning only. Not affiliated. This page has no affiliate links.
When the page opens: KEEP ₱81.60. PayPal Philippines lists all other markets at 3.40% plus a fixed fee. The PHP fixed fee is 15.00. On ₱100 the fee is ₱18.40, so you keep ₱81.60.
No. International add-ons are not on this page.