Promoting coin circulation through national awareness campaign.
Who we are, what we do, and how we support a strong, inclusive banking sector in Kenya.
How KBA is organised to ensure effective leadership, transparency, and accountability.
The industry leaders who provide strategic direction and oversight for the Association.
The executive team responsible for implementing our strategy and day-to-day operations.
The commercial banks and financial institutions that make up KBA.
The team that delivers our programmes, services, and support to members and stakeholders.
Our affiliated organisations and strategic partners advancing innovation and growth across the financial sector.
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Securing Banking Safety Across Transaction Platforms.
Promoting coin circulation through national awareness campaign.
Enhancing secure, convenient transactions with payment cards.
Standardizing bank branch identification across Kenya.
Explaining essential banking terms for consumer understanding.
Helping consumers understand banking rights and responsibilities.
Empowering borrowers with transparent credit cost information.
Building financial knowledge for informed economic choices.
Promoting clarity on the cheque clearing process in Kenya.
Defining key terms in Shari’ah-compliant banking.
Reuniting Kenyans with their unclaimed financial assets.
The Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) encourages its members to employ best practice when providing financial services, including the highest level of customer care when engaging with the banking public. The purpose of this Consumer Guide, therefore, is to define standards of good banking practice for both bank customers and members of the Kenya Bankers Association.
An English and Kiswahili translation of this Guide can be downloaded here.
DISCLAIMER: The first edition of this Guide was published by the KBA in 2001 as ‘The Banking Code’. Please note that not all banks offer the entire suite of products and services covered in this Guide. The relationship between a customer and their Bank is contractual therefore this Consumer Guide is by no means a binding document with legal obligations between any customer and his/her bank nor does it vary any clause in any contract between a customer and the Bank. Moreover, this Guide shall not be quoted in any proceedings between any KBA member and customer or customers either in part or in whole.
Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) is the umbrella body of Kenyan banks, promoting industry collaboration, financial inclusion, policy advocacy, and innovation.
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