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MWITA-AF-2026-003 · Evidence A · P0

The Central Bank of Kenya's December 2025 table reports 473,536 active mobile-money agents, 89.46 million registered accounts, 217.58 million agent cash-in/cash-out transactions, and KSh 722.53 billion in transaction value for that month.

What this does not establish

The table does not demonstrate financial well-being, merchant acceptance, market competition, or consumer protection.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Multi-SIM ownership and inactive registrations can inflate account counts; cash-in/cash-out excludes other transaction classes.

What would change the reading

Refresh from later CBK rows and reconcile with active-90-day accounts, unique customers, merchant payments, outages, fraud, and fee data.

Primary routes

  1. AF-S003https://www.centralbank.go.ke/national-payments-system/mobile-payments/Open source record →

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