Bank loans in Kenya

Compare bank loan channels by eligibility, repayment period and the full amount you will repay. The profiles below are editorial references, not offers from Finpanda.

How this list works: These bank profiles are editorial, and their order is alphabetical. Finpanda also has a separate LendPlus advertising partner; it is not presented as a bank or an M-PESA product.

Banks to research

EDITORIAL PROFILE

Timiza by Absa

Independent guide to Absa Timiza: official access, eligibility checks, fees to compare and a clearly labelled different-lender alternative.

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Compare before you borrow

  1. Check the lender and the exact product on its official site or app.
  2. Write down the amount you actually receive, every fee, the due date and total repayment.
  3. Check eligibility and whether late payment changes the cost or affects your credit record.
  4. Keep a copy of the offer and repayment instructions before accepting.

Equity describes its Eazzy Loan as available through its digital channels to eligible account holders. KCB and NCBA publish their own mobile loan information. Product availability and terms can change; use the provider link on each profile.

Questions borrowers ask

Does Finpanda decide who gets a loan?

No. The bank or lender checks eligibility, sets an individual limit and gives the final offer.

Are all providers here Finpanda partners?

No. The bank profiles on this page are editorial references. LendPlus is our advertising partner and is identified separately.

How do I compare two offers?

Use the same borrowing amount and repayment date. Compare the amount received, total fees and total you must repay, then read late-payment terms.

Sources: Central Bank of Kenya bank directory, KCB M-PESA product page, NCBA personal loans, Equity Eazzy Loan. Checked 25 September 2026; confirm current terms with the provider.