Wednesday, February 19, 2025

Steps to become a Co-op Bank agent, commission and withdrawal charges

The Co-operative Bank of Kenya is giving Kenyan business people and organizations a chance to become its agent, better known as Co-op Kwa Jirani agent.

Co-op Kwa Jirani is a service of the Co-operative Bank of Kenya that enables customers to carry out all banking transactions through an agent appointed by the bank.

Some of the services customers can access at Co-op Kwa Jirani agents are cash deposit taking, cash withdrawals, school fees payments, utility payments, balance enquiry, and mini-statements among others.

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The agents appointed by the lender earn a commission based on the withdrawals, deposits, and utility bill payments made by customers.

All deposits made through Co-op Kwa Jirani agent do not attract any charges with withdrawals attracting transaction fees depending on the amount.

To become a Co-op Bank agent, one is required to have an account with Co-op bank. The minimum balance of an agent is determined by one’s appraisal forwarded to the Co-operative Bank.

The following are eligible to apply to become agents with the Co-operative Bank:

  • Limited liability companies.
  • Sole proprietorships.
  • Partnerships
  • Societies
  • Co-operative societies
  • State corporations
  • Trusts
  • Public entities

To apply to be a Co-op Bank Agent, you will need the following documents when you visit the Co-operative Bank branch for application:

  • Certificate of good conduct (for the individual)
  • PIN certificate
  • Banks Statements if you are not a Co-op Bank account holder
  • Business permits for the last 12 months
  • Current business permit
  • Certificate of registration
  • Copy of ID or Equivalent
  • Two passport size photo graphs
  • Business Owners’/Directors’ CVs.
  • CBK Form 3 & CBK Form 4 witnessed by commissioner of Oaths.

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Corporates seeking to open agencies will need to provide the following additional documents:

  • Audited books of accounts for the last two years
  • Resolution to carry out agency banking.
  • SASRA approval for FOSA’s
  • VAT registration (where applicable)

Co-op Kwa Jirani cash withdrawal charges and agent commission

 

Amount

(Kshs)

 

Charges

(Kshs)

Agent Commission

(Kshs)

 

50-2,000

 

50

 

20

 

2,001-5,000

 

50

 

20

 

5,001-10,000

 

70

 

30

 

10,001-20,000

 

80

 

35

 

20,001-30,000

 

100

 

45

 

30,001-40,000

 

120

 

55

 

40,001-50,000

 

140

 

65

 

50,001-100,000

 

250

 

120

 

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