Kenya’s SME sector contributes over 30% to the national GDP and employs millions. Yet, access to financing is still one of the biggest bottlenecks.
Running a Biashara (business) in Kenya today means navigating challenges—but with the right financial partner, you can turn your hustle into a thriving enterprise. Whether you run a chama-driven side hustle, a kiosk, or a growing SME, accessing capital is key.
At Fin Kenya, we’re committed to supporting Kenya’s hustlers and entrepreneurs with fast, flexible, and affordable SME loans that work for you.
👉 Apply for a loan today: Vehicle Logbook Loans
Kenya’s SME sector contributes over 30% to the national GDP and employs millions. Yet, access to financing is still one of the biggest bottlenecks.
With Fin Kenya, you can:
● Scale your Biashara without drowning in paperwork.
● Get up to KES 5M in financing within days.
● Enjoy flexible repayment terms tailored to your cash flow.
Access funding for inventory, equipment, salaries, marketing, or working capital.
Loan Amounts - From KES 50,000 to KES5,000,000
Approval Time - As fast as 48 hours
Repayment Period - Up to 36 months
Interest Rates - Competitive and transparent
Security - Secured or unsecured options available
Access - 100% online and offline - You can visit any of our branches near you
👉 Start Your Application: Vehicle Logbook Loans
You’re eligible if you:
● Original vehicle logbook.
● 6 months M-Pesa or bank statement.
● Business registration document or 3 latest payslips.
● Passport photo.
● Copy of ID/passport & KRA PIN certificate.
Want to know exactly what documents you’ll need, how to structure your business plan, and how to increase your approval chances?
Download our terms and conditions Vehicle Logbook Loans
(Boost your chances of approval by 3X)
“Fin Kenya helped us move from selling mitumba at Gikomba to owning two shops in town.” – Sarah, Nairobi
“I never thought I could get a loan without collateral. They believed in my vision!” – James, Embakasi
● M-PESA payments supported
● Early repayment discounts
Grace periods for seasonal businesses