M-PESA

M-PESA remains the backbone of mobile money in Kenya in 2025. I use it every day for everything from paying bills to sending money to friends. If you’re wondering what the latest M-PESA transaction charges are, I’ve got you covered—here’s my up-to-date guide to all... Read More

Safaricom, the leading mobile network operator in Kenya, has announced that it has received approval from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) to increase the M-PESA account and daily transaction limits to Ksh.500,000. This is a significant boost for the millions of customers who rely... Read More

In today's digitally connected world, financial services have become increasingly accessible through mobile applications and web interfaces. Traditional banking institutions have embraced this shift, offering their customers the convenience of performing transactions and managing their accounts online. However, when it comes to mobile money services,... Read More

M-Pesa is a mobile money service that allows you to send and receive money, pay bills, buy airtime, and access other financial services using your phone. It is widely used in Kenya, where it has over 40 million active customers and more than 200,000 agents.... Read More

PayPal is the premier solution for people looking for an easy, international mode of payment. The service is available across various regions worldwide and allows people to get paid with ease, regardless of geographical boundaries. This service forms the backbone of the online freelance craze... Read More

If you can recall, just as the Covid-19 pandemic was peaking in March 2020, the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) put in place several measures to cushion Kenyans against the financial implications of the pandemic. One such measure was the waiver of all transaction charges... Read More

The growth of the use of mobile banking services in Kenya has transformed the Kenyan credit industry. We now have very many apps you can borrow loans from in Kenya. This has happened as people abandon banks and other traditional credit facilities such as SACCOs... Read More

These past few years have been particularly rough for many Kenyans. This as the ongoing global crisis that is the COVID-19 continues to hit the country, affecting people's livelihoods and businesses alike. Things are only set to get even dicier as the state goes on... Read More

These are exciting times for anyone in the market for a music streaming service in Kenya. Not only is Spotify now officially available in the country, but the prices for Premium packages are also a lot more friendly to our economic status. Long before Spotify... Read More