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Read as: verifying or looking something up, account resolution + banking, in Kenya. Also matching “account bank”. Showing resources in Kenya plus the regional and pan-African ones that serve it.
26 matches, showing the top 24
Jenga API
Kenya-based APIs, listed under Open Banking, tagged banking, open-banking, mentions “bank”, docs live, verified, 100% uptime
Jenga API is the open banking and payments API by Finserve Africa, a subsidiary of Equity Group, covering bank and mobile money transfers, airtime, forex and KYC across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, DRC, South Sudan and Ethiopia. Its API explorer documents live and UAT endpoints on api.finserve.africa.
SasaPay API
Kenya-based APIs, listed under Payments / Agency Banking, mentions “bank”, docs live, verified, 100% uptime
Digital-wallet and Wallet-as-a-Service (WAAS) API — C2B, B2C, B2B, remittance, utilities — for agency banking and merchant collections.
PayLink MCP
Kenya-based MCP, mentions “bank”, docs live, verified, 97% uptime
A Python MCP payment framework (runnable via Docker or locally) that lets AI agents integrate payments, currently supporting M-Pesa via Daraja with Airtel Money, Equity Bank and KCB listed as upcoming. Maintained by the payelink org; successor to jameskanyiri/DarajaMCP.
Safaricom M-Pesa PHP SDK
Kenya-based Tools, mentions “account”, docs live, verified, 100% uptime
A PHP library for integrating the Safaricom M-Pesa Daraja API, covering STK push, B2C, account balance and callback handling. Installed via composer require safaricom/mpesa.
KCB BUNI Developer Portal
Kenya-based APIs, mentions “account bank”, docs live, 100% uptime
[ingest-scout] KCB Group's official developer portal for Kenya, regulated by the Central Bank of Kenya (footer confirmed 'Regulated by the Central Bank of Kenya © 2026 KCB Buni'). Fetched buni.kcbgroup.com and confirmed four live API categories: Send Money (M-PESA, Airtel Money, T-Kash, VOOMA, bank transfers), Receive Payments, Interoperability (billers/merchants/agents), and Account Services, with a sandbox at sandbox.buni.kcbgroup.com/devportal/apis. Not in registry; fills the Kenya commercial-bank open-API gap.
Pesalink Developer API
Kenya-based APIs, listed under Banking / Interbank, mentions “account bank”, docs broken, verified, 72% uptime
Real-time bank-to-bank interbank transfer, account validation and bulk-payment API connecting Kenya's entire bank network via a single integration.
Pngme
Pan-African APIs covering Kenya, listed under Open Banking, mentions “bank”, docs live, verified, 100% uptime
Pngme is a financial data infrastructure platform aggregating bank, loan and airtime data across emerging markets including Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda and Zambia. Its API delivers machine-learning-ready financial features, alert labels and a synthetic data store for credit scoring and risk assessment.
Sahl Financial Open Banking API
Pan-African APIs covering Kenya, name matches “bank”, docs live, 100% uptime
[ingest-scout] Open banking API aggregating 85+ banks across Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, and Nigeria (among MENA/African markets). Covers account linking, transaction history, income/employment/address verification, spending analytics, and webhooks via OAuth 2.0 and credential-based auth. Developer docs fetched live at sahlfinancial.com/developers.
IntaSend API
Kenya-based APIs, mentions “bank”, docs broken, verified, 100% uptime
Multi-rail payments API for Kenya/Africa — M-Pesa, cards, bank payouts, and payroll — with published per-rail pricing.
M-Pesa Daraja (Safaricom)
Kenya-based APIs, mentions “account”, docs broken, verified, 1 SDK, 100% uptime
Safaricom's official Daraja 3.0 developer portal exposing the M-Pesa APIs (STK Push/Lipa Na M-Pesa, C2B, B2C, B2B, transaction status, account balance) for Kenya, the largest mobile-money network in Africa. Requires a registered developer account with sandbox testing before live credentials.
mpesa-rust
Kenya-based Tools, mentions “account”, docs broken, verified, 100% uptime
An unofficial Rust wrapper around the Safaricom M-Pesa API for account balance, B2C, C2B, STK push, transaction status, reversals and dynamic QR. Published as the mpesa crate on crates.io.
Africa FX & Parallel Rates MCP
Pan-African MCP covering Kenya, mentions “bank”, docs live, verified, 97% uptime
Pan-African FX MCP server giving AI agents official central-bank rates (CBN, Bank of Ghana, Central Bank of Kenya, Bank of Tanzania, SARB, National Bank of Rwanda) plus a parallel-market rate (Quidax USDT/NGN). Seven tools: list_currencies, get_official_rate, get_parallel_rate, get_rate_history, convert, reconcile_rate, get_rate_status. Includes a reconciliation layer that flags cross-provider discrepancies, spread anomalies and stale rates. Kenya (CBK) and Rwanda (BNR) are currently UNAVAILABLE (PDF-only / app-gated sources). Runs offline on a mock provider with zero signup; live data needs no API key.
Onafriq
Pan-African APIs covering Kenya, mentions “bank”, docs live, verified, 100% uptime
Formerly MFS Africa, Onafriq is a pan-African cross-border digital payments network connecting businesses to ~1 billion mobile wallets across 40+ African markets, offering collections, disbursements, card issuing/processing and agent banking. Developer portal is the former Beyonic API docs.
Tingg by Cellulant
Pan-African APIs covering Kenya, mentions “bank”, docs live, verified, 100% uptime
Cellulant's Tingg is a single-API payments platform for collections and payouts across 24+ African markets, supporting mobile money, cards and bank transfers, plus engagement APIs for transactional SMS/OTP. Developers register on the Tingg developer portal for sandbox and production access.
WariMCP
Pan-African MCP covering Kenya, mentions “bank”, docs live, verified, 97% uptime
An MCP server giving AI agents a unified interface to West African payment rails, wrapping CinetPay, Wave, Hub2/Ecobank, PAPSS, FedaPay, KKiaPay, Moneroo, MTN MoMo and Flutterwave. Runs as stdio for Claude/Cursor or as an Express HTTP API and exposes 8 tools including initiate_payment, verify_payment and list_providers.
Digital Public Infrastructure and Development: A World Bank Group Approach
Pan-African Research covering Kenya, name matches “bank”, docs live, 100% uptime
This World Bank Group paper sets out a shared approach to digital public infrastructure, framed around interoperable digital identity, digital payments and data-exchange layers as the foundation for inclusive digital economies. It provides definitions, guiding principles and safeguards to help countries plan and govern DPI. Much of the World Bank's DPI work targets low- and middle-income countries, including across Africa.
ChiaSDK MCP (@chiahq/mcp)
Pan-African MCP covering Kenya, mentions “bank”, docs live, 97% uptime
[ingest-scout] Unified TypeScript MCP server and monorepo SDK wrapping PayChangu (Malawi — direct charge, mobile money, bank transfers), PawaPay (20+ African countries — deposits, payouts, refunds), and OneKhusa (Malawi/Southern Africa — collections and disbursements). Exposes these as AI-accessible payment tools via @chiahq/mcp on npm. Active repo with 284 commits; last commit July 31 2026.
DataFirst Open Data Portal (UCT)
Pan-African Datasets covering Kenya, mentions “account”, docs live, 97% uptime
Research data service cataloguing African household, labour and census microdata, centred on South Africa but including other African countries, with full survey documentation and questionnaires. Microdata downloads (Stata, SPSS, CSV) require a free account and agreement to terms, while the catalog itself is openly browsable. Maintained by the University of Cape Town.
Level One Project Guide (Gates Foundation)
Pan-African Research covering Kenya, mentions “bank”, docs live, 100% uptime
The Level One Project Guide is the Gates Foundation reference model for inclusive instant payment systems and pro-poor digital financial services. It sets out principles and a reference architecture for real-time retail payments that connect banks and non-bank providers through a shared national switch, and it informed the design of Mojaloop. The current guide edition was published in 2025.
MTN MoMo Open API
Pan-African APIs covering Kenya, mentions “account”, docs live, 100% uptime
MTN Mobile Money developer platform exposing Collections (Get Paid), Disbursements (Pay), Remittances and account APIs across MTN's African markets. Offers a self-service sandbox and documentation, with production access approved per country. MTN MoMo is one of the largest mobile money networks on the continent.
NALA Rafiki Payout API
Pan-African APIs covering Kenya, mentions “bank”, docs live, 100% uptime
[ingest-scout] B2B payout API from NALA, a Bank of Tanzania-licensed PSP, enabling programmatic disbursements to 11 African markets with 99.3% delivery within one hour (per published SLA). Docs publicly accessible and fetched this run; API launched 2024 (TechCrunch-confirmed) and currently in closed-beta phase (registration by invitation). Meaningful Pan-African payout infrastructure distinct from existing remittance and mobile-money entries.
Africa Electricity Transmission & Distribution Grid Map
Pan-African Datasets covering Kenya, mentions “bank”, docs live
Open GIS map of existing and planned electricity transmission and distribution lines for all continental African countries and Madagascar, tagged by voltage (sub-kV to 700kV) and status. Four downloadable resources cover combined, existing-only and planned-only lines as GeoJSON plus a Shapefile package. Published by the World Bank on ENERGYDATA.INFO under CC BY 4.0 and last updated September 2024.
GSMA State of the Industry Report on Mobile Money 2026
Pan-African Research covering Kenya, mentions “account”, docs live
The GSMA State of the Industry Report on Mobile Money is the industry's definitive annual reference, prepared by the GSMA Mobile Money programme. The 2026 edition (published March 2026) reports that more than 2 trillion US dollars flowed through mobile money in 2025 and that the industry reached 2.3 billion registered accounts, up by 268 million. Most new registered and active accounts came from Sub-Saharan Africa, the industry's largest region.
TAHMO Weather Station Network
Pan-African Datasets covering Kenya, mentions “account”, docs live, 72% uptime
Network of automatic weather stations across sub-Saharan Africa recording rainfall, temperature, humidity, wind and radiation at sub-daily intervals. Observations are accessed through an API and web portal under a data-sharing agreement, free for education and research. The station data itself is real but sits behind account credentials rather than an open download.