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Every shilling deserves a plan. Let's build yours.

JiPange brings together the latest figures from the Central Bank, KNBS and Kenya's regulators, and turns them into a clear, personal next step — for your salary, your savings and your family's goals. Every number is dated and sourced, so you can plan with confidence.

T-bills, after tax · CBK auction 15 Oct

7.65%

91-day

CBK rate 8.75%

7.67%

182-day

CBK rate 8.86%

7.68%

364-day

CBK rate 9.04%

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Market pulse

364-day Treasury bill, after taxCBK auction of 15 Oct 2026, via Mwangaza Yield
7.68%
Inflation, year on yearCBK, 30 Sept 2026
6.8%
Central Bank RateCBK, set 7 Oct 2026
8.75%

Information first

Kenya's money, this month

Good decisions start with good numbers. Every figure below comes straight from the institution that publishes it, carries its date, and feeds the same calculators you use — so what you read here is what you plan with. Right now, the best-paying Treasury bill grows savings by about 0.8% a year after tax and inflation.

Latest readings

The year in banking — Central Bank of Kenya, December 2025

The evidenceThe research behind JiPange’s Kenya-first approach

Research findings

The problem is structural, not personal

These are system-wide gaps, not individual failings — and each one can be navigated with the right information at the right moment.

81%

of Kenya's workforce has no active pension contribution

19% of working Kenyans actively contribute to a pension scheme. Of recent retirees, 32.2% say their retirement income covers their daily needs and 67.8% say it does not — which is why starting early, even small, matters so much.

Retirement Benefits Authority — Pensioners Survey 2024 (427 recent retirees)

26.5%

of working-age Kenyans are enrolled in any retirement scheme at all

And enrolled is not the same as paying in — that figure counts dormant members too, which is why 81% make no active contribution. Side hustles, chamas, small businesses: 18.1 million Kenyans in the informal sector are building their livelihoods with almost no formal retirement safety net.

Retirement Benefits Authority — industry brief, half-year to June 2025 · KNBS Economic Survey

84.8%

of Kenyans have access to formal financial services

Financial inclusion has never been higher — digital finance has narrowed the gap between women's and men's formal access to 1.6 percentage points, from 4.2 in 2021, and mobile money subscriptions reached 51.4 million by December 2025. Access is not the problem. What Kenyans do with that access is where the gap persists.

FinAccess Household Survey 2024 — CBK / FSD Kenya / KNBS · CBK Bank Supervision Annual Report 2025, Table 8

42.1%

of Kenyans passed all 3 financial literacy questions

The questions covered inflation, interest rates and risk diversification. For the 57.9% who found them hard, clear explanations and worked examples make a real difference — and that is exactly what JiPange is built to provide.

FinAccess Household Survey 2024 — CBK / FSD Kenya / KNBS

“Kenyans work hard for every shilling.
With a clear plan, those shillings can work just as hard in return.”

You earn a salary. PAYE, NSSF, SHIF and Housing Levy leave before you touch it. Rent on the first. School fees in January, April, September. Fuliza at the end of the month when the calculation doesn't balance. A Sacco loan you're guaranteeing for three colleagues. Your financial life is genuinely complex, and it deserves tools that understand it.

JiPange is built for this reality. Every number is grounded in Kenya's actual tax bands, each week's Treasury bill auction results, the NSSF Act 2013 phased rollout, SHIF contributions and Sacco mechanics — not a spreadsheet from somewhere else with a Ksh sign added.

No black box. No selling. No accounts.
JiPange shows you the maths, names the vehicle, and hands you the M-Pesa paybill. The rest is yours.

📱 Understanding mobile credit

≈365%

Fuliza's cost, expressed as an annual rate

Ksh 6.00/day on Ksh 600 is easy to overlook. Expressed as an annual rate, it is one of the costliest ways to borrow — worth knowing whenever a cheaper option is within reach. Kenyans borrowed Ksh 1.46 trillion through Fuliza in the year to March 2026.

Digital lending is growing fast too. The 195 digital lenders CBK licenses were owed Ksh 110.1 billion in December 2025 — nearly double a year earlier — across 6.74 million loans averaging about Ksh 16,300.

Safaricom PLC FY2026 Annual Results · CBK Bank Supervision Annual Report 2025, §3.24

💡 The opportunity

Ksh 6.52T

in bank deposits, where the average rate after tax trails inflation

Only Ksh 442.2 billion sits in money market funds, which we assume earn about 9.04% against the average bank deposit's 7.13%. After tax on both, Ksh 100,000 over 5 years comes out about Ksh 10,600 ahead in the fund — and more against a savings account paying below the average.

Capital Markets Authority — Collective Investment Schemes Quarterly Report, quarter ended 31 March 2026 · CBK Bank Supervision Annual Report 2025, §3.7 · MMF yield assumed from the latest 91-day bill

The process

From “pesa inaisha” to a plan — in three steps

No spreadsheets. No financial jargon. No signup. Just the honest picture and the next move.

  1. Tap 5 answers

    Anonymous, zero typing. Your life stage, income zone, and one financial priority — that's all we need to build something specific to you. 90 seconds, on any phone.

  2. See your Pesa Picture

    Your survival runway, where inflation is eroding your money, your real PAYE breakdown, and the exact cost of every silent leak — in one honest, Kenya-specific screen.

  3. Get your action plan

    The exact vehicle — MMF, Sacco, DhowCSD T-Bill — the monthly milestone, and the M-Pesa paybill to start today. Not next month. Today.

Goal planners

Working toward something specific?

All 6 planners →

Six planners that reverse-engineer exactly what you need to do this month to hit your goal — whether it's school fees next term, a plot, or a retirement that doesn't disappoint.

Each planner accounts for Kenya inflation, Sacco mechanics, and the actual savings vehicles available to you — not a generic compound-interest graph built for a different country.

Your honest Pesa Picture. 90 seconds away.

No black box. No selling. No accounts. Just the maths, the vehicle, and the paybill to start. The rest is yours.

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Sources: FinAccess Household Survey 2024 (CBK/FSD Kenya/KNBS) · RBA Pensioners Survey 2024 and industry brief to June 2025 · KNBS Economic Survey · Capital Markets Authority — Collective Investment Schemes Quarterly Report, quarter ended 31 March 2026 · Safaricom FY2026 Annual Report · CBK Bank Supervision Annual Report 2025 · inflation: CBK, 30 Sept 2026, via Mwangaza Yield.