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Mpesa Withdrawal Charges 2023 | Medical Advice Channel

Welcome to today’s article, where I will show you the latest mpesa withdrawal charges in 2023. Mpesa is the most used mobile money service in Kenya. Mpesa is very useful because almost everyone in Kenya knows about it and uses it for daily life. Some of the benefits you can get through Mpesa include;

Sending and receiving money from other mpesa users.
Buying airtime from your mpesa account, either for you or others.
Paying for bills through their pay bill services, for example, Startimes, KPLC bills or GoTv bouquets. Check out our tutorial on how to Pay the KPLC bill via Mpesa.
Save cash through services like KCB Mpesa and Mshwari.
Get loans at interest through Fuliza, KCB Mpesa or Mshwari

To send money to others, you will be charged for sending the money. The receiver will also be charged when they want to withdraw the cash through a mpesa agent or through an ATM machine. The amount charged will depend on the amount of money being sent. Basically, the more money sent, the more money you will be charged. You could read my article on Airtel Kenya and see how you can take advantage of their offer on sending money to other airtel users for free. Click on the link below to view that article.

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Below is the list of mpesa withdrawal charges for any amount sent. These Mpesa withdrawal charges are the latest for 2022, and I promise to always update the table as time goes by. Remember to subscribe and follow our blog so that you will be the first to be notified whenever this article is updated, or a new article is posted.

Mpesa Withdrawal Charges 2023/ Mpesa Withdrawal Rates 2023

Amount Of Money Sent	Withdrawal charges	Amount Charged To Send
Amount Of Money Sent	(Registered and Unregistered users)	Registered recipient	Unregistered recipient
Ksh. 1- 49	Not Applicable	Free of charge	Not Applicable
Ksh. 50 – 100	Ksh. 10	Free of charge	Not Applicable
Ksh. 101 – 500	Ksh. 27	Ksh. 6	Ksh. 45
Ksh. 501 – 1,000	Ksh. 28	Ksh. 12	Ksh. 49
Ksh. 1,001 – 1,500	Ksh. 28	Ksh. 22	Ksh. 59
Ksh. 1,501 – 2,500	Ksh. 28	Ksh. 32	Ksh. 74
Ksh. 2,501 – 3,500	Ksh. 50	Ksh. 51	Ksh. 112
Ksh. 3,501 – 5,000	Ksh. 67	Ksh. 55	Ksh. 135
Ksh. 5,001 – 7,500	Ksh. 84	Ksh. 75	Ksh. 166
Ksh. 7,501 – 10,000	Ksh. 112	Ksh. 87	Ksh. 205
Ksh. 10,001 – 15,000	Ksh. 162	Ksh. 97	Ksh. 265
Ksh. 15,001 – 20,000	Ksh. 180	Ksh. 102	Ksh. 288
Ksh. 20,001 – 35,000	Ksh. 191	Ksh. 105	Ksh. 309
Ksh. 35,001 – 50,000	Ksh. 270	Ksh. 105	Not Applicable
Ksh. 50,001 – 150,000	Ksh. 300	Ksh. 105	Not Applicable

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Since you can also withdraw money from Mpesa through an ATM machine, I think it’s also fair to provide you with the Mpesa withdrawal rates for withdrawing from an ATM. Please keep in mind that the minimum amount of money you can withdraw from Mpesa through an ATM machine is Ksh. 200. The charges are as follows;

ATM Mpesa Withdrawal Charges/ ATM Mpesa Withdrawal Rates 2023

Amount sent	Amount Charged For Withdrawal
Ksh. 200 – 2,500	34
Ksh. 2,501 – 5,000	67
Ksh. 5,001 – 10,000	112
Ksh. 10,001 – 20,000	197

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do I need to withdraw from my Mpesa Account?

You will need to present yourself only with your original ID card to withdraw money from your Mpesa Account

Can I directly deposit cash to another person’s account instead of sending it?

While this is something people used to do in the past, so as to avoid sending charges, Safaricom is now smarter. For example, it is impossible to direct deposit cash to someone far from you. The system will detect this act and not accept it.

What is the maximum amount of money I can send to someone?

You can send a maximum of Ksh. 150,000 at a single transaction. The total maximum amount you will be able to send in one day is Ksh. 300,000

How can I send Money free of charge In 2023?

To send money free of charge, I would recommend that you use Airtel Money, which allows its users to send money for free. Click here to read my article on it