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50 percent CASHBACK! How Kenyans are using Airtel Money to pay bills

Paying bills is one of those unavoidable responsibilities that come around every month. From electricity and water bills to rent payments and school fees, consumers are increasingly looking for faster and simpler ways to manage their obligations.

For many households, services such as paying KPLC tokens, settling rent, and making school fee payments, are among the most common transactions consumers handle through mobile money platforms. Other frequently used Paybills include water utility providers, internet service providers, TV subscription services, SACCO contributions, e-Citizen, etc.

More value every time you pay a bill

Airtel Money customers now receive 50 percent cashback on transaction fees whenever they pay to any Paybill, whether it is an Airtel Money Paybill or an M-PESA Paybill. This means customers can continue paying essential bills while earning cashback on the transaction charges incurred.

The cashback is automatically credited to the customer's Bonus Wallet, and customers can easily check or withdraw their bonus by dialing 334# and selecting Option 98.

How to pay via Paybill using Airtel Money Kenya

  • Dial *334# or use MyAirtel App
  • Select Paybill and Till Payments
  • Select Pay Bill.
  • Enter the Paybill number and the Account number
  • Enter the amount.
  • Enter your Airtel Money PIN to confirm.

Supporting Kenya's cashless future

From utility payments using Airtel Money to rent, school fees, KPLC tokens and other everyday Paybill transactions, mobile wallets are helping simplify daily financial management. For customers seeking an easier way to stay on top of recurring expenses, digital bill payments continue to offer an attractive alternative. And with 50 percent cashback on Paybill transaction fees, Airtel Money is making it even more rewarding for Kenyans to embrace the convenience of digital payments.