How to easily Apply for Hustlers Loan by using your phone

The Hustler fund loans are now available to all for applications. Get the hustler loan through your Mobile phone today.

You can get a minimum of Ksh.500 and a maximum of Ksh.50,000 at 8 per cent pro-rated basis or a daily rate of 0.002 per cent.

Simplified process for hustler loan application by using your Mobile phone

The hustlers fund loan is accessible through a mobile phone USSD code and mobile application platforms of any of the mobile network operators in Kenya.
When the customer borrows, the approved loan will be disbursed to their mobile money account where out of the total approved loan amount, 95% shall be deposited to the mobile money wallet.

Get the Hustler Fund loan from your phone easily.

The hustlers fund loan is accessible through the USSD code *254# and mobile application platforms of any of the mobile network operators in Kenya.

To register an account on the platform, a customer is required to sign up for the fund through the USSD code or the mobile app.

They will then be required to accept the Terms and Conditions to join the fund, then enter their mobile money pin.

Upon fulfillment of these steps, an SMS will be sent to notify them of their successful registration and the limit assignment.

In the event of a failed registration, the borrower will be notified via SMS.

How to register and apply for the hustlers fund loan quickly

Dial USSD code *USSD code# or mobile application.
Select the loan request option to view the limit, interest, and loan tenure.
Enter the loan amount and press OK to continue
Confirm loan details as displayed to continue
Enter Mobile Money pin
Receive SMS notifications on Loan allocation with relevant loan information.

When the customer borrows, the approved loan will be disbursed to their mobile money account where out of the total approved loan amount, 95% shall be deposited to the mobile money wallet.

The remaining 5% shall be deposited to their savings account scheme of the Hustler Fund

The savings scheme will split savings into 70% long-term and 30% short term savings, such that 70% of the 5% will go into long term (Pension) and 30% of the 5% will go into short term.

For instance if a customer borrows KSh.1,000,

KSh.50 (5% of Ksh.1,000) will go into their savings account as below.

KSh.35 (70% of Ksh.50) – Will go to Pension account.

KSh.15 (30% of Ksh.50) – Will go to short term savings account.

The good news is that the fund does not have a processing fee.

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