Safaricom, banks lower Fuliza charges by up to 50 percent

28, Sep 2022 / 1 min read / By Live Now

Safaricom’s Fuliza has cut daily charges for loans below Sh1000 by 50 percent and introduced a three-day grace period. Daily charges on loans of up to Sh1000 will come down from Sh10 to Sh5 but the company has retained the 1 percent access fee on all borrowings.

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