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Home » M-PESA Charges in Kenya 2025: Updated Guide for Sending and Withdrawing Money

M-PESA Charges in Kenya 2025: Updated Guide for Sending and Withdrawing Money

by kevin Atamba
July 23, 2025
in Finance
Mpesa Withdrawal and Sending Charges

Mpesa Withdrawal and Sending Charges

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Whether you’re paying bills, sending money to loved ones, or withdrawing cash at an agent, M-PESA remains the most widely used mobile money service in Kenya. But with changing transaction policies, knowing the latest M-PESA charges is key to avoiding surprises and managing your finances more efficiently.

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We break down M-PESA charges for both sending and withdrawing money, helping you understand what fees to expect based on the amount you’re transacting.


Why It’s Important to Understand M-PESA Charges

With millions of daily transactions, M-PESA is deeply woven into everyday life in Kenya. However, many users are often unaware of:

  • The difference between sending to registered vs. unregistered users
  • How charges vary when sending to other networks (like Airtel Money)
  • The costs involved when withdrawing from an M-PESA agent
  • Which transactions are free or zero-rated under current regulations

By staying informed, you can maximize value, avoid unnecessary costs, and plan your mobile money use better.

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Note:

  • Sending to other networks (like Airtel Money or T-Kash) is now available through PesaLink integration and charges apply as above.
  • Transactions below KSh 100 are free for M-PESA-to-M-PESA users.

Below are the updated Mpesa withdrawal and sending charges in Kenya.

1.Mpesa Withdrawal Charges For 2025

Transaction RangeCharges
​​ 1- 49​​ Free
​​ 50 – 100​​ 11
​​ 101- 500​​ 29
​​ 501- 1,000​​ 29
​​ 1,001- 1,500​​ 29
​​ 1,501- 2,500​​ 29
​​ 2,501 – 3,500​​ 52
​​ 3,501- 5,000​​ 69
​​ 5,001- 7,500​​ 87
​​ 7,500- 10,000​​ 115
​​ 10,0001- 15,000​​ 167
​​ 15,001 – 20,000​​ 185
​​ 20,001 -​​ ​​ 35,000​​ 197
​​ 35,0001 -​​ ​​ 50,000​​ 278
​​ 50,001- 250,000​​ 309

2. Mpesa Transfer Charges For 2025 (Registered users) 

Transaction RangeCharges
​​ 1- 49​​ Free
​​ 50 – 100​​ Free
​​ 101- 500​​ 7
​​ 501- 1,000​​ 13
​​ 1,001- 1,500​​ 23
​​ 1,501- 2,500​​ 33
​​ 2,501 – 3,500​​ 53
​​ 3,501- 5,000​​ 57
​​ 5,001- 7,500​​ 78
​​ 7,500- 10,000​​ 90
​​ 10,0001- 15,000​​ 100
​​ 15,001- 20,000​​ 105
​​ 20,001-​​ ​​ 35,000​​ 108
​​ 35,0001-​​ ​​ 50,000​​ 108
​​ 50,001- 250,000​​ 108

3. Pochi La Biashara Charges

Transaction RangeCharges
​​ 1- 49​​ Free
​​ 50 – 100​​ Free
​​ 101- 500​​ 7
​​ 501- 1,000​​ 13
​​ 1,001- 1,500​​ 23
​​ 1,501- 2,500​​ 33
​​ 2,501 – 3,500​​ 53
​​ 3,501- 5,000​​ 57
​​ 5,001- 7,500​​ 78
​​ 7,500- 10,000​​ 90
​​ 10,0001- 15,000​​ 100
​​ 15,001- 20,000​​ 105
​​ 20,001-​​ ​​ 35,000​​ 108
​​ 35,0001-​​ ​​ 50,000​​ 108
​​ 50,001- 250,000​​ 108

4. Mpesa Transfer Charges To Other Mobile networks i.e Telkom and Airtel 

Transaction Range​Charges
​​ 1- 49​​ Free
​​ 50 – 100​​ Free
​​ 101- 500​​ 7
​​ 501- 1,000​​ 13
​​ 1,001- 1,500​​ 23
​​ 1,501- 2,500​​ 33
​​ 2,501 – 3,500​​ 53
​​ 3,501- 5,000​​ 57
​​ 5,001- 7,500​​ 78
​​ 7,500- 10,000​​ 90
​​ 10,0001- 15,000​​ 100
​​ 15,001- 20,000​​ 105
​​ 20,001-​​ ​​ 35,000​​ 108
​​ 35,0001-​​ ​​ 50,000​​ 108
​​ 50,001- 250,000​​ 108

5. Mpesa Transfer Charges To Unregistered Users 

​​Transaction Range​Charges
​​ 1- 49​​ N/A
​​ 50 – 100​​ N/A
​​ 101- 500​​ 47
​​ 501- 1,000​​ 51
​​ 1,001- 1,500​​ 61
​​ 1,501- 2,500​​ 76
​​ 2,501 – 3,500​​ 115
​​ 3,501- 5,000​​ 139
​​ 5,001- 7,500​​ 171
​​ 7,500- 10,000​​ 211
​​ 10,0001- 15,000​​ 273
​​ 15,001- 20,000​​ 296
​​ 20,001-​​ ​​ 35,000​​ 309
​​ 35,0001-​​ ​​ 50,000​​ 318
​​ 50,001- 250,000​​318

6. Mpesa ATM Withdrawal Charges

Transaction Range​Charges
​​ 200 –​​ 2,500​​ 35
​​ 2,501-5,000​​ 69
​​ 5,001 – 10,000​​ 115
​​ 10,001-​​ 35,000​​ 203

Tip: Withdrawals are only available in round amounts. To avoid being charged for unavailable amounts, always check the agent float before initiating large withdrawals.

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Free M-PESA Transactions in 2025

Some services are still free or zero-rated by Safaricom and regulators:

  • Buy Goods and Services (Lipa na M-PESA till number) – free for users and affordable for merchants
  • Bank-to-M-PESA transfers (depending on your bank’s policies)
  • Paying bills to select government agencies (NHIF, KRA, eCitizen)

Pro Tips from Mobile Money Experts

  • *Use the M-PESA app or USSD (334#) to check transaction fees before confirming
  • For frequent transfers, consider M-PESA Global, PayBill, or Buy Goods options — often cheaper or free
  • Keep receipts or SMS confirmations for dispute resolution or reversals

Final Thoughts

As mobile money continues to drive financial inclusion across Kenya, understanding M-PESA charges for sending and withdrawing money helps users make informed financial decisions. This 2025 guide is your go-to resource for staying updated and maximizing the value of every shilling you move via M-PESA.

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