Non-Deposit-Taking Authorised by SASRA (non-withdrawable deposits) 2026

Mount Kenya University Regulated Non-WDT-Sacco

Sacco Centre, General Kago, Thika, Kiambu County

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Most SACCOs ask for a copy of your national ID, KRA PIN and a passport photo, plus a registration fee. Confirm with Mount Kenya University.

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Mount Kenya University: questions members ask

What is the Mount Kenya University Paybill number?

Mount Kenya University hasn't published a Paybill number that we could confirm on its official channels. Visit any Mount Kenya University office to ask.

How do I check my Mount Kenya University balance?

Ask Mount Kenya University for a statement or about its mobile banking options. Visit any Mount Kenya University office to ask.

Where is Mount Kenya University's head office?

Mount Kenya University's head office is at Sacco Centre, General Kago, Thika, Kiambu County.

How do I join Mount Kenya University?

Bring your national ID and KRA PIN; Mount Kenya University will tell you anything else it needs. You can apply online on SaccoLink and we'll send your application to Mount Kenya University.

How do I get a loan from Mount Kenya University?

Loans are for members. How long you must save first, how much you can borrow against your deposits, and how many guarantors you need are set by Mount Kenya University, so ask a branch for the loan form and current terms. If you need a guarantor from Mount Kenya University, its SaccoLink guarantor board lets members guarantee each other.

How do I leave Mount Kenya University or withdraw my savings?

Give Mount Kenya University written notice. Deposits are usually refunded after a notice period once your loans and any guarantees you have given are cleared. Share capital is normally not refunded, but you can sell it to another member, for example on SaccoLink.

Is Mount Kenya University licensed by SASRA?

Yes. Mount Kenya University is on SASRA's 2026 list of SACCOs authorised to take non-withdrawable deposits: members save deposits and share capital and borrow against them, but it doesn't run withdrawable (FOSA) accounts.

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