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How To Withdraw Fuliza From An Mpesa Agent

by Nyongesa Sande
3 years ago
in Banking
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How to Register for Mpesa Xpress

This article explains How To Withdraw Fuliza From An Mpesa Agent. Fuliza is a continuous overdraft service that allows Safaricom’s M-PESA customers to complete their M-PESA transactions even when they do not have enough funds in their M-PESA account.

To enjoy Fuliza M-PESA overdraft services, a customer needs to be registered on M-PESA with an active Safaricom M-PESA line. Customers will need to opt into the Fuliza service to enjoy the service.

Eligibility

  • M-PESA customers registered using their national ID/Kenyan passport/Military ID can activate Fuliza but not all are eligible for a loan limit upon activation.
  • M-PESA accounts registered using Foreign passport cannot successfully opt-in to Fuliza.
  • Upon opting in, one will be assigned a limit that defines the maximum amount of overdraft they can access.

How To Withdraw Fuliza From An Mpesa Agent

1. Go to the Sim tool kit or STK menu on your phone.

2. Alternatively, you can dial *334#.

3. Select Mpesa option.

4. Select withdraw cash from an Agent.

5. Enter the Agent number.

6. Enter Store number.

7. Enter the amount you want to withdraw.

8. Enter your Mpesa PIN.

9. Confirm your withdrawal details.

10. If the details are ok, accept the transaction or Fuliza’s request to complete the withdrawal request.

  • You can also withdraw using the Mpesa App
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Nyongesa Sande

Nyongesa Sande is a seasoned writer, editor, and digital publisher passionate about delivering high-quality, SEO-optimized content across diverse fields including politics, technology, culture, business, and sports. As the founder and driving force behind NyongesaSande.com, he has built a trusted platform that blends in-depth reporting with accessible storytelling, making complex issues understandable to a broad audience. With a strong background in East African and global affairs, Sande is dedicated to providing readers with accurate, engaging, and impactful insights that both inform and inspire.

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