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Mobile Money Loans
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Microfinance
KWFT
Faulu
SMEP
Quick Comparison by Need
| Your Need | Best Option | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency (today) | Fuliza / M-Shwari | Instant disbursement |
| Large amount (500K+) | Bank / KCB M-Pesa | Higher limits available |
| Lowest interest | SACCO / Hustler Fund | 8-12% p.a. rates |
| No documents | Mobile loans | Only M-Pesa needed |
| Business startup | Youth/Women Fund | Low rates, government-backed |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best place to get a loan in Kenya?
It depends on your needs. For instant small loans: Fuliza or M-Shwari. For larger amounts with low rates: SACCO or bank check-off. For business: microfinance. For government-backed: Hustler Fund or Youth/Women Fund.
Which bank gives loans easily in Kenya?
Equity Bank, KCB, and Co-operative Bank are known for easier approval processes. Their mobile loan products (Equity Eazzy, KCB M-Pesa) offer quick digital loans with minimal requirements.
Can I get a loan without a bank account in Kenya?
Yes! Mobile loans (Fuliza, M-Shwari, Branch, Tala) only need M-Pesa. Microfinance and chamas may also lend without bank accounts. The Hustler Fund also disburses via M-Pesa.
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