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Evidence-governed decision guide

Decision guide: Borrower rights kenya

Use this guide to compare verifiable facts on one common basis. It does not rank providers or promise availability, eligibility, approval, price or payout time.

1. Compare on one declared basis

Keep product type, amount, term and payment frequency constant. Compare the legal entity, total repayment from disclosed inputs, fees by type, due dates and contract rights. If an input is missing, the result remains UNKNOWN.

  • — legal entity and register
  • — total repayment from disclosed inputs
  • — fees by type
  • — term and payment schedule
  • — eligibility only when provider confirmed

2. Apply the intent-specific check: Use the formal consumer-rights sequence

Preserve the agreement, disclosure, statements and communications. Raise the issue through the provider process and then the applicable official complaint route with dates and references.

  • — Keep the contract and transaction evidence
  • — State the remedy requested
  • — Retain complaint and escalation references

UNKNOWN

Provider-specific facts that remain UNKNOWN

A provider must confirm availability, eligibility, approval, rate, fees and timing in its current disclosure or offer. UNKNOWN never means zero, free, approved or unavailable.

Transparent calculation boundary

Total repayment = principal + disclosed interest + disclosed fees. A periodic payment may be derived only when all inputs use the same term and payment basis. No sample values are inserted.

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Kenyan Financial Regulators: CBK · ODPC · CMA · FSD Kenya
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