<p>Articles about Fintech for Kenyans in 2026</p>
Budgeting apps are making financial management dramatically easier for Kenyans. This practical guide reviews the best options, shows you how to set one up, and explains how to use it to actually change your habits.
Financial fraud targeting Kenyan mobile money and banking users is rising. This practical guide covers the latest scam tactics, security best practices, and how to recover from fraud.
Open banking allows third-party apps to securely access your financial data to offer personalised services. Kenya is adopting this model — here is what it means for your money and privacy.
Buy Now Pay Later services are growing fast in Kenya. This guide explains how BNPL works, which platforms offer it, the true cost, and the financial risks of using it carelessly.
Artificial intelligence is entering Kenya's investment space. This guide explores robo-advisory platforms, AI-powered budgeting tools, and how technology is democratizing wealth management.
M-Pesa dominates, but Kenya has a growing range of digital wallet options. This guide covers Airtel Money, T-Kash, PayPal Kenya, and emerging wallet platforms with a feature comparison.
Insurtech companies are disrupting traditional insurance in Kenya with micro-insurance, pay-as-you-go products, and mobile-first platforms. Meet the startups transforming financial protection.
Micro-savings apps are making it easier for young Kenyans to save consistently. This review covers Chumz, Eneza Savings, and other apps — features, interest rates, safety, and usability.
Choosing the right payment gateway is critical for Kenyan online businesses. This guide compares Flutterwave, Pesapal, DPO Pay, and Stripe Kenya on fees, ease of use, and integrations.
M-Akiba allows Kenyans to invest in government bonds with as little as Ksh 3,000 through M-Pesa. This step-by-step guide covers registration, investing, returns, and withdrawal.
