Kenya Payment Gateway: Start Processing Locally in Africa
Accelerate expansion improving conversion in a market where mobile money drives e-commerce forward.
Global companies selling with EBANX in Rising Markets
EBANX solutions
↪in Kenya
Accept mobile money in a market where mobile drives e-commerce forward.
Pay-In
A variety of payment methods with solutions that increase your total addressable market by providing the most relevant options for digital purchases and boosting your performance in cross-border sales with a reliable global settlement network.
Direct connection with local acquirers
Optimized balance between approval rates and chargebacks
Support and performance optimization on recurring payments
Unified reconciliation
Local risk and compliance management
Optimized money flow considering multi-currency sales
One single and easy integration to accelerate go-live or upgrades
Exclusive and innovative technology developed in-house
International Funds Settlement
Sell to Kenyans in Kenyan Shilling (KSH) while accepting the most popular local payment methods. Receive your funds in USD anywhere.
payment methods in Kenya
Kenyans use their phones as wallets. And we don't mean contactless virtual cards. Mobile phone-based money transfer services like M-Pesa and Equitel allow locals to send money, pay bills, withdraw cash, and buy goods and services, among other things - including paying for rent and loans.
About half the population in Kenya uses mobile money to pay for purchases.
Share of payment methods in Kenya (2022)
Source: Cellulant, 2022.
Whitepaper
Payments in Kenya
How Mobile Money is shaping the future of Kenya's growing market
Payment methods available in Kenya with EBANX
Debit Cards
No
when a payment is made at intervalsYes
No
Credit Cards
No
when a payment is made at intervalsYes
No
Online Alternatives
No
when a payment is made at intervalsYes
No
Ebanx Makes Cross-border Payments Easy So You Can Focus On Growth
Have a complete payment solution that helps your business cross borders and process international payments in Kenya and many other countries in Africa and Latin America.
