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Safaricom Reduces Paybill Transaction Fees By More Than Half

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Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa
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Safaricom has announced a reduction in charges for paybill and business-to-customer tariffs in an effort to ensure affordability.

In the new changes, Bank to M-PESA charges have been reduced by an average of 61%. Additionally, M-PESA to Bank charges have been reduced by an average of 47% and is applicable to customers making M-PESA to bank transactions. Transactions below Ksh100 remain zero rated.

The reduced M-PESA to Bank tariff will also apply to all M-PESA Paybill payments that customers use for utilities such as electricity, hospital bills, schools, government payments etc. to ensure affordability.

The revised tariffs will be effective starting January 1, 2023.

“In our role to continue supporting the economy and stimulating growth, we have taken the initiative to significantly reduce our paybill and business to customer tariffs. This move reaffirms our commitment to support all our customers and enable them to cost effectively get along with their lives especially at this time when most Kenyans are experiencing hard economic times,” said Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa.

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