What are the New Mpesa Paybill Transaction Charges 2023

MPesa Paybill Transaction Charges 2023 is a revolutionary service that provides businesses with an easy and secure way to collect money from customers using Mpesa services in Kenya.

With the re-introduction of MPesa Paybill Transaction Charges 2023, after 3 years of zero charges following Covid-19, customers are now able to enjoy the convenience of mobile money with the added benefit of low transaction fees.

Here are the new Mpesa Paybill transaction charges for 2023. 

New Mpesa Paybill Transaction Charges 2023

Amount Charges
1 – 49 0
50 – 100 0
101 – 500 4
501 – 1,000 9
1,001 – 1,500 14
1,501 – 2,500 19
2,501 – 3,500 24
3,501- 5,000 33
5,001 – 7,500 40
7,501 – 10,000 46
10,001 – 15,000 55
15,001 – 20,000 60
20,001- 25, 000 65
25,001- 30,000 70
30,001 – 35, 000 80
35,001- 40,000 96
40,001- 45,000 100
45,001- 50,000 105
50,001- 70,000 105
70,001- 150,000 105

 

From the tariff above, it is clear that all pay bill transactions below 100 shillings are still free of charge.
 
Initially, any additional transactions between 1 and 100 shillings would have cost you between Kshs 1-21 per transaction, but all those small charges when sending Kshs 100 and below have been waived. 
 
Thus, the new mpesa paybill charges zero transaction fees for customers when paying from 1 to 100 shillings.
 
The charges here range between 4 shillings and 12 shillings for all transactions from Sh. 101 to Sh. 150,000. Business to MPesa transactions below sh. 100 remain free.

The new Mpesa Paybill transaction charges for 2023 provide customers with greater fee transparency, allowing them to easily understand how much they are being charged for their transactions.

The new charges are also designed to make it easier for businesses to manage their finances when using Mpesa, as they can now calculate upfront the fees that they will be charged for each transaction.

 

Why did the Kenyan government introduce mpesa paybill charges in 2023?

The Kenyan government introduced Mpesa paybill charges in 2023 in order to raise additional revenue from mobile money transactions. This is part of the governments effort to increase its revenue base in order to finance its development projects.

The increased revenue from Mpesa paybill charges will also help to reduce the government's borrowing needs.



Related Posts


Comments (0)

Leave a Comment

Type the above code here

Search Now



Recent Posts


  1. Can Ulcers Cause Hands and Feet to feel Cold? Here is the Solution
  2. Is Aloe Vera Juice Good for Gastritis?
  3. Real-Life Experiences of Endoscopy Procedure: Anxiety and Healing
  4. Anxiety and Experience of an Endoscopy: A Patient's Perspective
  5. How Gastritis and Helicobacter Pylori Infection Can Lead to Significant Reduced Energy Levels

Categories


  1. Question & Answer
  2. Diseases
  3. Drugs
  4. Loans
  5. Insurance
  6. Health
  7. Hospital
  8. Lifestyle
  9. News
  10. Know How
  11. Education
  12. Travel


Service
Date published: 22/09/2017
4.9 / 5 stars