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    These are the New M-Pesa Rates as of July 2018

    Brand SpotBy Brand SpotJuly 1, 2018Updated:March 17, 20223 Mins Read
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    If you use Safaricom’s M-Pesa, then you should know that the telco has adjusted its rates upwards as of the 1st of July 2018. The adjusted M-Pesa rates as of July 2018 are in line with the Finance Bill, 2018 and the Provisional Collection of Taxes and Duties Act, take effect on July 1, 2018.

    As you will see below, there is still no transaction cost when sending less than Ksh 100 but you will be limited to three transactions per day. For the other transactions, you should be ready to pay a little bit more for each transaction. Nothing crazy but you will feel the pinch if you regularly use M-Pesa for business or personal purposes.

    What are the Current M-Pesa Charges?

    Below is a look at the new M-Pesa rates introduced by Safaricom as of March 2022. These charges may change over time and we will try to update them if and when that happens.

    Transaction Range (KShs)Customer Charges

    Transaction Type and Customer Charges (KShs)

    MinMaxTransfer to M-PESA UsersTransfer to Other Mobile Money UsersTransfer to Unregistered UsersWithdrawal from M-PESA Agent
    149FREEN/AN/AN/A
    50100FREEN/AN/A10
    101500664527
    5011,00012124928
    1,0011,50022225928
    1,5012,50032327428
    2,5013,500515111250
    3,5015,000555513567
    5,0017,500757516684
    7,50110,0008787205112
    10,00115,0009797265162
    15,00120,000102102288180
    20,00135,000105105309191
    35,00150,000105105N/A270
    50,00170,000105105N/A300

    What are the current M-Pesa ATM Withdrawal charges?

    if you are planning to withdraw money from your M-pesa account through an ATM, below are the charges.

    ATM Withdrawal Rates

    Transaction Range (KShs)Customer Charge
    MinMax
    2002,50034
    2,5015,00067
    5,00110,000112
    10,00120,000197

    Other Transactions

    Other TransactionsKShs
    All DepositsFREE
    M-PESA RegistrationFREE
    Buying Airtime through M-PESAFREE
    M-PESA Balance  EnquiryFREE
    Change M-PESA PINFREE

    What is the maximum account you can have as your M-Pesa balance?

    The Maximum Account balance Is Ksh 300,000

    What is the maximum daily transaction value of M-Pesa?

    The maximum daily transactions value is Ksh 300,000. The maximum per transaction is Ksh 150,000

    You cannot withdraw less than Ksh 50 at an M-Pesa agent outlet.

    Also Read: Safaricom Launches Loyalty Promotion To Reward M-PESA Customers

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