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M-Shwari deposits fall for first time in 10yrs

M-Shwari deposits dropped by 44 percent to Ksh.416.7 billion in a year to March 2023.

The platform had a whooping Ksh.745 billion in deposits same period in 2022.

This is the first time that M-Shwari deposits have declined since the platform was launched in 2013.

Loans borrowed from the platform increased 6.3 percent during the period to hit Ksh.91.5 billion.

Cash borrowed from M-Shwari in 2022 stood at Ksh.86.1 billion.

M-Shwari loans are priced at nine percent – being loan fees of 7.5 percent and 1.5 percent excise duty.

M-Shwari is NCBA’s mobile phone banking service.

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