KCB Bank (Kenya Commercial Bank) allows you to withdraw money from your KCB Bank directly to your M-PESA account. This is possible thanks to the bank having its own USSD code *522# that allows you to withdraw, and perform other transactions. You can also check on the bank balance as well as other stuff. In this article, you will learn how to Withdraw Money from KCB Bank to M-PESA.
You don’t need a smartphone to perform this transaction. However, you can send money to your M-PESA from KCB Bank using the app, Vooma and the short code. Any phone can handle the transaction easily.
How to Withdraw Money from KCB Bank to M-PESA (Procedure)
Below is the procedure that one can follow to withdraw money from the KCB Account to M-PESA easily. Enjoy every moment by handling the transaction from the comfort of your home/chair. Kindly follow the procedure to handle the transaction on your own: –
- Dial *522# on your device be it a feature phone or smartphone
- Select Send Money
- Choose the Send to M-PESA option
- Select the KCB Account as the source of funds
- Choose the Send to Own Number or Other Number then enter the number if it is not yours.
- Select the KCB Account to send from. This is the account linked to your phone number
- Enter the Amount you wish to withdraw to M-PESA
- Key in your KCB mobile banking PIN Confirm the transaction and submit
- You will receive a Confirmation Message from KCB Bank and also from M-PESA confirming that you’ve received the money.
Remember you can also deposit money to your KCB bank account using M-PESA, especially using the KCB Bank Paybill Number. Additionally, if you haven’t activated your KCB mobile banking, follow this procedure. Other banks such as NCBA, Family Bank and Equity Bank have such details.
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I read this article to confirm the trick that scammers use. I got an sms from a scammer but I didn’t know how the trick works. Now I know.
Haha that’s how people are tricked into sending money to other people I guess. I hope you don’t put it into practice