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The Central Bank of Kenya has today re-introduced charges for transactions between mobile money wallets and bank accounts. These charges were waived in march 2020 as part of the economic relief emergency measures put in place to cushion Kenyans at the height of the covid-19 restriction measures.
Bank to Mpesa charges re-introduced. New rates to be significantly reduced
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