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How to Buy Safaricom Shares Using Bonga Points

by Nyongesa Sande
3 years ago
in Business
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How to Buy Safaricom Shares Using Bonga Points. So, how do I buy Safaricom shares using bonga points?

Well, the steps are similar- you need to place the order via the app or the form and wait.

But you’ll need to redeem the bonga points first (and have them converted into Kshs)

Just follow the process below to redeem the bonga points:

  • Dial *126#
  • Select ‘Lipa na Bonga’ menu
  • Select ‘Paybill’ option
  • Click ‘Enter Business Number’
  • Key in the Paybill number provided by your stock dealer then ‘OK’
  • For the ‘Account Number’ option, fill in your CDSC account number then ‘OK’
  • Proceed to enter the amount you wish to pay in Kshs then send.

Side note: Keep an eye on the available bonga points in your account –you want them to fully cover the cash equivalent plus the transaction levies.

Buying Safaricom Shares using bonga points (You get Ksh1 for every 5 bonga points).

If you wish to redeem your Bonga points and invest them in Safaricom shares, below is a list of trading participants you can use:

  1. NCBA Capital
  2. Faida Investment Bank
  3. AIB-AXYS
  4. ABC Capital
  5. Old Mutual Securities
  6. Kingdom Securities.
  7. Suntra Investment Bank
  8. Francis Drummond &Company
  9. Dyer& Blair Investment Bank
  10. Sterling Capital.

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Nyongesa Sande

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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