PesaBridge
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A mobile money platform for Kenya

Kenya has one of the most mature mobile money markets anywhere, so nobody needs the idea explained. A new service must win on a specific group, such as members of a SACCO, staff of an employer, or traders in one sector.

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What Kenyan users expect

PayBill and till numbers are everyday habits, so a merchant or biller flow that works differently feels wrong. Chamas are widespread, and school fees run on account references. Sending to other networks and banks has to work, because no one will accept a closed wallet.

Rules and connections

The Central Bank of Kenya authorises e-money issuers and payment service providers under the National Payment System Act. Plan for customer funds held in trust, KYC tied to the national ID, and a link to the national switch or a sponsor bank. Our Kenya guide sets out the licence steps.

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What to check before you buy

  • PayBill and till style flows
  • Chama and group savings
  • Interoperability with banks and networks
  • National ID checks
  • Trust account reconciliation

Inside the product

One platform behind every screen.

Every country launch runs on the same wallet app and back office, set up for your currency, rails and languages.

See it in the product

Questions buyers ask

Can a new wallet compete in Kenya?

Yes, by serving a defined group better rather than copying a general wallet.

Do I need my own licence?

Either your own CBK authorisation or a partnership with an authorised institution.

See it in your own brand

Ask for the demo and your logins come by email, or build a priced proposal in 10 minutes.

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