Category: Startups, Business
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The Trust Administration Bill, 2025 Explained: A New Era for Trust Law in Kenya
By Tracy Gakii The Trust Administration Bill, 2025 is a landmark legislative proposal designed to consolidate, modernize, and regulate trust management in Kenya. By repealing the outdated Trustees Act (Cap 167) and the Trustees (Perpetual Succession) Act (Cap 164), this Bill introduces a unified governance framework. It aligns Kenyan trust…
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Your Guide to Getting a Non-Deposit Taking Credit Provider (NDTCP) Licence in Kenya
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…
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Virtual Asset & Crypto Licensing in Kenya: VASP Requirements and Compliance in 2026
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Kenya Virtual Asset (VASP) Licensing Requirements in 2026: Process, Costs & Timelines
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How to Get a Non-Deposit Taking Credit Provider Licence in Kenya (Comprehensive 2025 Guide)
By Meshack Masibo Kenya remains one of the most innovative financial markets globally—from the introduction of M-Pesa in 2007 to the explosive growth of mobile lending platforms such as M-Shwari, KCB M-Pesa, Tala, and hundreds of digital-first credit startups. To enhance consumer protection, improve governance, and create stability in the…
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How to get a Crypto Licence in Kenya
Kenya has taken a decisive leap in shaping its digital finance landscape through the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act of 2025. This landmark legislation establishes a comprehensive legal framework for licensing, regulating, and supervising virtual asset service providers (VASPs) across the country. This new law finally delivers the regulatory clarity…
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When Platforms Become Taxpayers: Decoding the Sendy VAT Ruling
The recent decision in Commissioner of Domestic Taxes v Sendy Limited marks a turning point in how Kenya’s Value Added Tax (VAT) laws apply to digital platforms.In this case, the High Court held that Sendy Limited, a logistics technology company, was not merely a facilitator linking customers and drivers, but…