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Airtel Kenya Partners Pesalink to Expand Money Transfers to 30 Financial Institutions

November 11, 2026
2 min read
Author: Kay-Lyne Wolfenden

The partnership, which was formalised through an agreement signed yesterday, will enable Airtel Money users to transfer funds directly from their mobile wallets to accounts in 30 banks, savings and credit cooperative organisations (SACCOs), and microfinance banks connected to the Pesalink network.

Airtel Kenya  has partnered with Integrated Payment Systems Limited (IPSL), the operator of Pesalink , to expand money transfer options for its Airtel Money customers across Kenya.

The partnership, which was formalised through an agreement signed yesterday, will enable Airtel Money users to transfer funds directly from their mobile wallets to accounts in 30 banks, savings and credit cooperative organisations (SACCOs), and microfinance banks connected to the Pesalink network.

Customers can access the service through the My Airtel App by selecting the Paybill option, choosing their bank or SACCO, and entering their account details and transfer amount. The service is also available through the USSD code *334#.

As part of the integration, Airtel Kenya has introduced an account confirmation feature that allows customers to verify the recipient’s bank name and account number before completing a transaction. The feature is designed to improve transaction confidence and help reduce errors when transferring funds.

Speaking during the launch, Airtel Money Kenya Acting Managing Director, Bonke Michael, said the partnership strengthens the connection between mobile money services and the wider financial ecosystem, giving customers greater flexibility in managing their finances.

The integration expands Airtel Money’s access to Kenya’s banking and financial services network, providing customers with additional channels for transferring funds between mobile wallets and traditional financial accounts.

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