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Airtel Money increases mobile money transfer fees across networks

Airtel Kenya which haf 17.9 million subscribers in June 2023 announced Wednesday that consumers withdrawing money…

Consumers Federation of Kenya1 min read
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Airtel Kenya which haf 17.9 million subscribers in June 2023 announced Wednesday that consumers withdrawing money between Sh101-Sh500 on other networks would spend Sh25 now, up from Sh22.

Sending money from Airtel to Airtel will remain free of charge.

The development comes after the government introduced a 15 percent excise duty tax on transaction fees charged on money transfer services by cellular phone providers.

Anne Kinuthia-Otieno, managing director at Airtel Money Kenya, said the rates are still affordable compared to what its competitors are offering in the market.

Safaricom runs M-pesa while Telkom Kenya runs T-Kash

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