Kenya’s credit market is rapidly evolving — with digital lenders, BNPL platforms, peer-to-peer lenders and asset financiers now formally regulated under the Central Bank of Kenya’s NDTCP framework. To operate legally and build trust in this vibrant ecosystem, understanding the licensing and registration process is key.
👉 In this PDF slideshow, I break down the 2025 regulatory requirements and practical steps you need to know:
✔ What the new legal framework means for credit providers
✔ The two-tier CBK regime: licensing vs registration based on capital thresholds
✔ Step-by-step process from name approval to licence issuance
✔ Consumer protection, AML/CFT, governance and operational obligations
✔ Practical compliance tips for founders and fintech teams
Whether you’re launching a startup, scaling a lending platform, or advising fintech clients, this guide simplifies the complexities of Kenya’s modern credit regulation.
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