Development Loan
A loan facility designed to help members meet development and major financial needs.
Established in 1995, EPZA SACCO supports its members by mobilizing savings and providing accessible credit facilities that promote financial well-being and socio-economic progress. Located in the EPZ Athi River Zone, the Society is committed to delivering quality, affordable and diversified financial services that respond to members' needs. EPZA SACCO is registered under the Ministry of Co-operatives and licensed and regulated by the SACCO Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA). The Society also submits regular returns to the relevant government institutions in fulfilment of its oversight and accountability obligations.
Explore EPZA SACCO's savings products, loan products and member services.
EPZA SACCO provides savings facilities that help members build their savings and financial base.
Members can access a range of loan facilities designed for different financial needs and repayment periods.
Access membership registration, loan applications, downloadable forms, customer support and other member-related services.
EPZA SACCO provides loan facilities designed to support urgent needs, education, development, short-term needs and approved product purchases.
A loan facility designed to help members meet development and major financial needs.
A short-term loan facility for eligible members facing urgent and unexpected financial needs.
A loan facility to help members meet school fees and related education expenses.
EPZA SACCO provides regular and special savings facilities designed to help members build their savings and plan for specific financial needs.
Our regular savings facility that helps members build their savings and financial base.
Members are required to save consistently every month as it helps members qualify for various SACCO loan products, subject to applicable terms and conditions.
A flexible savings facility that helps members plan for Christmas and end-of-year expenses.
Savings are paid back to members in December, before the Christmas holiday closure.
Visitors and members may complete applications online, download forms for manual completion, upload completed forms through the website, submit forms via email, or deliver them physically to the SACCO offices.
EPZA SACCO's purpose is reflected in its commitment to quality, affordable and diversified financial services.
The Society's mission is to enhance the socio-economic status of members through provision of quality, affordable and diversified financial services.
EPZA SACCO mobilizes savings and provides affordable credit facilities to its membership.
The Society is licensed and regulated by the SACCO Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA).
The Society encourages thrift through mobilization of deposits, provision of credit and investment opportunities.
EPZA SACCO was established to provide financial services that support the socio-economic interests of its members.
Members and visitors have access to dedicated information, application, support and communication channels.
The Media Centre will provide access to the latest news, announcements, events, official publications and other communication materials.
Latest news, announcements, strategic plans, annual reports, financial statements, newsletters, brochures, circulars, policies and other official publications will be available through the Media Centre.
Visit Media CentreOfficial notices and important SACCO communications can be published here.
Important SACCO notices, member communications and organizational updates will appear here when published.
Find information about membership, contributions, loan applications and loan products.
Applicants are required to complete a membership application form and submit a copy of National ID or Passport together with a KRA PIN Certificate.
The membership registration fee is Ksh 500, payable once.
The minimum monthly deposit is Ksh 1,500.
Share capital is Ksh 10,000, payable within 24 months.
Members should complete and submit the loan application form together with a copy of National ID or Passport, KRA PIN Certificate and three most recent payslips. Self-employed members should provide a 6-month bank statement.
The standard interest rate on loans is 1% per month on a reducing balance, unless a different rate is specifically stated for a particular loan product.