Skip to content
Investment

You Can Now Pay for NSSF Using the NSSF Mini App on the M-PESA Super APP

BY Soko Directory Team · April 25, 2022 11:04 am

KEY POINTS

The NSSF Mobile App is a useful tool that helps you remit your contributions conveniently and without hassle. It is a free app that anyone can also use to determine whether they are reaching their retirement goals or if they should re-evaluate their strategy.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

The NSSF Mini App is all too important, especially now that saving for pension has gone beyond the formally employed persons. It has extended to the informal sector, including small traders such as kiosk operators, Mama Mboga, and fruit vendors.

Coming up with a retirement strategy is a daunting task, particularly with the countless responsibilities and emergencies that creep up each now and then. Fortunately, however, with today’s advanced technology, increased smartphone ownership, and internet availability, there are many tools that can make saving for your goals highly convenient – case in point NSSF Mini App.

The NSSF Mobile App is a useful tool that helps you remit your contributions conveniently and without hassle. It is a free app that anyone can also use to determine whether they are reaching their retirement goals or if they should re-evaluate their strategy.

The NSSF Mini Mobile App can be found on the Safaricom M-PESA super app. You can find it under M-PESA App’s “Discover” section.

What Members Can Do with the NSSF Mini App on M-Pesa Super App:

  • Register for Membership

Through the NSSF Mini App, non-members can register for NSSF and begin making their contributions. You will need a Safaricom number to proceed. If your number is already registered, you can proceed to the “Login” section.

  • Track Contributions (Check NSSF statement)

The NSSF Mini App also allows you to track the progress of your retirement savings. Once you log in to the app, you can check your NSSF account balance and conveniently make your contributions effortlessly.

  • Top Up and Manage their NSSF Account

With the availability of this app on the M-PESA super application, making your contributions is nowadays more convenient and more accessible, unlike before. You can pay directly from the M-PESA app in a process that takes less than a minute. (You only need to enter your Mpesa pin to give consent)

  • Make Tenant Purchase Scheme (TPS) Payments

If you are on the NSSF Tenant Purchase Scheme (TPS), you can make rent and service charge payments through your M-PESA account. With this cashless payment solution, you will no longer have to travel or queue at the bank to make payments. You can also check TPS statements through the Mini App.

ALSO READ: Global Palm Oil Prices Hit A 6 Week High On Fears Of Short Supply

The NSSF Mini App is all too important, especially now that saving for pension has gone beyond the formally employed persons. It has extended to the informal sector, including small traders such as kiosk operators, Mama Mboga, and fruit vendors.

Through the Haba Haba Na NSSF product, these entrepreneurs can make long-term retirement goals by contributing as low as 25 shillings a day. They are also eligible to withdraw up to 50 percent of these funds after consistently contributing for 5 years.

Meanwhile, NSSF continues to explore different ways to provide its customers with even more convenience and access to useful services by establishing critical partnerships with other organizations and prioritizing innovation for a better customer experience.

Also, you can register with NSSF using the USSD *303# or by visiting the nearest NSSF office. Click Here for more information on member registration.

If you are an employer interested in registering yourself/your company with NSSF, please Click Here for more information on employer registration.

 

Soko Directory is a Financial and Markets digital portal that tracks brands, listed firms on the NSE, SMEs and trend setters in the markets eco-system.Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/SokoDirectory and on Twitter: twitter.com/SokoDirectory

Trending Stories
Related Articles
Explore Soko Directory
Soko Directory Archives