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Equity Bank offers secured and unsecured personal loans to salaried employees and business owners in Kenya. Interest rates range from 13% to 24% per annum depen…
KCB Bank Kenya offers personal loans to salaried employees with repayment periods of up to 48 months. The bank applies risk-based pricing, meaning the rate offe…
Tala is one of Kenya's most widely used mobile lending applications, offering instant loans of between KES 500 and KES 50,000 based on a proprietary credit scor…
Branch International offers instant unsecured loans of up to KES 70,000 through its Android app, with disbursement directly to M-Pesa. Credit decisions are made…
Equity Bank Kenya offers a range of business loan products for SMEs, including working capital loans, asset finance and term loans of up to KES 50,000,000. The …
KCB Bank Kenya provides business loans and SME financing solutions including revolving credit, term loans and trade finance facilities. Loan amounts reach KES 3…
Mwananchi Credit is one of Kenya's leading logbook lenders, offering vehicle-secured loans of between KES 50,000 and KES 5,000,000. The company retains the vehi…
Momentum Credit offers logbook-secured loans of up to KES 4,000,000 to vehicle owners in Kenya, with disbursement typically within 24 hours of application appro…
Fuliza functions as an on-demand salary advance substitute for many Kenyan employees who use it to bridge the gap between pay dates. The product is underwritten…
Stawi is a mobile business credit product backed by the Central Bank of Kenya and offered in partnership with KCB, Co-operative Bank, NCBA and DTB. It targets S…
Stima SACCO is one of Kenya's largest and most financially sound deposit-taking SACCOs, primarily serving employees of Kenya Power, KPLC and affiliated energy s…
Harambee SACCO is one of Kenya's oldest and largest deposit-taking SACCOs, serving civil servants employed in the national government. It offers a range of loan…
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Equity Bank offers secured and unsecured personal loans to salaried employees and business owners in Kenya. Interest rates range from 13% to…
KCB Bank Kenya offers personal loans to salaried employees with repayment periods of up to 48 months. The bank applies risk-based pricing, m…
Co-operative Bank of Kenya provides personal loans to both Co-op Bank account holders and SACCO members affiliated with the bank. Rates star…
Absa Bank Kenya (formerly Barclays Bank of Kenya) offers personal loans of up to KES 5,000,000 to qualifying salaried individuals. The produ…
NCBA Bank Kenya, formed from the merger of NIC Bank and Commercial Bank of Africa, offers personal loans to salaried employees and select se…
Diamond Trust Bank Kenya provides personal loans targeting salaried professionals and existing DTB customers. Rates are risk-based and the b…
Stanbic Bank Kenya, a subsidiary of Standard Bank Group, offers personal loans to salaried individuals employed by corporates, government in…
Housing Finance Group (HF Group) Kenya offers personal loans through its banking subsidiary HFC Limited. The product is accessible to salari…
Tala is one of Kenya's most widely used mobile lending applications, offering instant loans of between KES 500 and KES 50,000 based on a pro…
Branch International offers instant unsecured loans of up to KES 70,000 through its Android app, with disbursement directly to M-Pesa. Credi…
Fuliza is Safaricom's M-Pesa overdraft facility that allows registered users to complete M-Pesa transactions even when their wallet balance …
KCB M-Pesa is a mobile loan product offered by KCB Bank Kenya through the Safaricom M-Pesa platform. Customers can access loans of between K…
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