Rafiki Microfinance Bank Limited Branches, Locations and Contacts

1. Head Office Branch – Biashara Street

Rafiki Microfinance Bank Limited is a premier relationship microfinance institution licensed and regulated by the Central Bank of Kenya under the Microfinance Act, 2006 (amended 2013). The bank began operations in 2011 and has grown to become the third largest microfinance institution in Kenya.

2. Tom Mboya Street Branch

Rafiki Microfinance Bank’s Tom Mboya Street branch serves the central business district of Nairobi, providing convenient access to banking services for businesses and individuals in the area. The branch offers comprehensive microfinance solutions including savings, credit facilities, and business loans.

3. Westlands Branch

The Westlands branch strategically located in one of Nairobi’s prime commercial areas, caters to the growing business community in Westlands and surrounding areas. This branch provides specialized services for small and medium enterprises looking to expand their operations.

4. Kayole Branch

Rafiki Microfinance Bank’s Kayole branch serves the eastern suburbs of Nairobi, focusing on providing accessible financial services to the local community. The branch specializes in micro-credit solutions for small businesses and individual entrepreneurs in the area.

5. Mombasa Branch – Moi Avenue

The Mombasa branch located on Moi Avenue serves as the primary banking hub for Rafiki Microfinance Bank’s coastal operations. This branch provides comprehensive financial services to the bustling port city’s business community and individual customers.

6. Likoni Branch

Situated in the Likoni area of Mombasa County, this branch extends Rafiki Microfinance Bank’s reach to serve customers in the south coast region. The branch focuses on supporting local businesses and providing microfinance solutions to the coastal community.

7. Kengeleni Branch

The Kengeleni branch serves the greater Mombasa region, providing localized banking services to residents and businesses in this coastal area. The branch emphasizes relationship banking and personalized financial solutions for its customers.

8. Kiambu Branch

Located in Kiambu County, this branch serves the agricultural and business communities in the region. Rafiki Microfinance Bank’s Kiambu branch provides specialized agricultural financing and business development loans to support local economic growth.

9. Thika Branch

The Thika branch strategically positioned in the industrial town of Thika serves manufacturers, traders, and small businesses in the area. This branch provides working capital loans and business expansion financing to support the thriving industrial sector.

10. Murang’a Branch

Rafiki Microfinance Bank’s Murang’a branch serves the central Kenya region, focusing on agricultural financing and rural development. The branch provides specialized loan products for coffee farmers, small-scale traders, and rural entrepreneurs.

11. Nyeri Branch

Located in the heart of central Kenya, the Nyeri branch serves the agricultural heartland with specialized microfinance solutions. The branch provides financing for coffee farming, horticulture, and small-scale manufacturing businesses in the region.

12. Nakuru Branch

The Nakuru branch serves the Rift Valley region’s diverse economy, supporting businesses in agriculture, trade, and services. Located in the lakeside city of Nakuru, this branch provides comprehensive microfinance solutions for the region’s economic activities.

13. Eldoret Branch

Rafiki Microfinance Bank’s Eldoret branch serves the North Rift region, providing financial services to the agricultural and trading communities. The branch specializes in maize farming loans, livestock financing, and small business development in the area.

14. Kisii Branch

The Kisii branch serves the South Nyanza region, supporting the local economy through microfinance solutions tailored to the area’s agricultural and business activities. The branch provides financing for banana farming, small-scale trading, and rural enterprises.

15. Machakos Branch

Located in Machakos County, this branch serves the semi-arid region with specialized financial products suited to the local economic activities. The branch provides loans for small-scale farming, water projects, and trading businesses in the area.

16. Kitui Branch

The Kitui branch extends Rafiki Microfinance Bank’s services to the eastern region of Kenya, focusing on drought-resistant agricultural financing and rural development projects. The branch provides specialized loan products for beekeeping, livestock, and small-scale irrigation projects.

17. Embu Branch

Situated in Embu County, this branch serves the Mount Kenya region with comprehensive microfinance solutions. The branch provides financing for coffee farming, horticulture, and small manufacturing businesses in the fertile agricultural region.

18. Meru Branch

The Meru branch serves the upper eastern region of Kenya, providing specialized financial services to the agricultural and business communities. The branch focuses on supporting coffee farmers, miraa traders, and small-scale manufacturers in the region.

19. Kericho Branch

Rafiki Microfinance Bank’s Kericho branch serves the tea-growing region of the South Rift, providing specialized financing for agricultural activities and small businesses. The branch offers loan products tailored to the seasonal nature of tea farming and related economic activities.