Money Tips for Kenyans

Three major options for Kenya's low-income borrowers — the government's Hustler Fund, Tala, and Branch. We break down the real differences so you can choose wisely.

First-time borrower trying to choose between Zenka, Tala, and Branch? We compare first-loan limits, approval speed, rates, and which app is most generous when you have no history.

Zash Loan is one of Kenya's growing mobile lending apps. We dig into their actual rates, real loan limits, repayment terms, and what borrowers say about the experience.

Watu Credit and Mogo Kenya both finance boda boda motorbikes, but their terms, deposit requirements, and repayment structures differ significantly. Here is the full comparison.

Watu Credit Kenya specialises in boda boda and asset financing. We break down their rates, eligibility, repayment model, and who they actually serve — plus a faster alternative …

Not all mobile loans in Kenya are expensive. We identify the five loan apps with the most competitive rates and explain exactly what you will pay to borrow.

There is no single best loan app in Kenya — the right one depends on your income type, loan size, repayment preference, and credit history. This guide matches …

Tala, Branch, and SwiftCash are three of Kenya's most popular mobile loan options. Here's a straight comparison to help you figure out which one fits your needs best.

Tala and Branch are Kenya's two biggest mobile loan apps. In 2025, which one approves higher amounts, charges less, and gets money to your M-Pesa faster? We settle …

Tala was once the go-to mobile lending app in Kenya. In 2025, how does it hold up against newer competitors? We review limits, rates, and the borrower experience …

Stawi is a mobile loan product built for small businesses in Kenya. Here is how it works, what it costs, and whether it is right for your business.

Pezesha is a Kenyan SME lending platform connecting small businesses with affordable credit. We explain how it works, who qualifies, what it costs, and who it is actually …