Find quick answers to common questions about how Mali Yetu works, account setup, transaction limits, safety, and more. Whether you're new or already using our services, we’re here to make things clearer.
Mali Yetu is a digital wallet and agri-fintech platform designed for farmers, traders, and agri-businesses. It helps users store their produce, access loans based on inventory, and send or receive payments securely across Africa.
You can register through our mobile app using your phone number and national ID. Once verified, you can link your warehouse receipt and start transacting immediately.
Yes. Mali Yetu offers inventory-backed loans—your stored produce acts as collateral, giving you access to affordable credit without paperwork or bank guarantees.
Absolutely. Mali Yetu uses bank-grade encryption, secure KYC verification, and transaction tracking to keep your funds and personal data safe.
Mali Yetu is available in 18 African countries and supports local and cross-border payments through mobile money, bank transfers, and wallet-to-wallet transactions.
You can pay suppliers, farm workers, utility bills, SACCO contributions, and make bulk disbursements—all directly from your Mali Yetu wallet.
When a buyer pays through Mali Yetu, funds are held in escrow until the buyer confirms delivery. This ensures secure, fair, and trustworthy trade between both parties.
Currently, Mali Yetu supports cereals like maize, beans, sorghum, and other stored grains deposited in accredited warehouses.
Yes. You can easily transfer money from your Mali Yetu wallet to mobile money services like M-PESA, or to any registered bank account.
Yes. Whether you're an individual farmer, a trader, or a registered agribusiness or cooperative, Mali Yetu supports business-level operations and bulk transactions.