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    Coop Bank Creates Mobile Payment Modes For School Fees To Save Parents Time

    Francis MuliBy Francis MuliAugust 28, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Co-operative bank has devised simple payment solutions to help parents in the back to school period save time instead of queuing in banking halls waiting to pay fees.

    The bank is encouraging parents to pay school fees anytime, anywhere through M-Pesa PayBill 400222, MCo-op Cash App via MCo-op Cash USSD *667#, or at a Co-op Kwa Jirani.

    Here is how you can use the three modes of payment:-

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    • How to pay through M-Pesa PayBill
    • How to pay through MCo-op Cash
    • How to pay at a Co-op Kwa Jirani Agent
    • You can also pay for back to school shopping with your Co-op Visa card.
    How to pay through M-Pesa PayBill

    Go to Lipa na M-Pesa (PayBill)
    Enter Business Code 400222
    Enter Account Number as School Code followed by # followed by the student number, for example, 1059#123456789
    (NB: Click here to confirm your school’s codes)
    Enter amount
    Enter M-Pesa PIN
    Confirm transaction
    Receive SMS confirming that the transaction was successful

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    How to pay through MCo-op Cash

    Log in to MCo-op Cash
    Select OTHER PAYMENTS
    Select SCHOOL FEES
    Enter school code/business number; click here to confirm your school’s codes
    Enter account to pay from
    Enter student number
    Confirm transaction
    Receive SMS confirming that the transaction was successful

    How to pay at a Co-op Kwa Jirani Agent

    You can also deposit cash in the school’s account at your nearest Co-op Kwa Jirani for FREE! You will get a receipt showing the student’s name, ID Number and the amount paid.

    You can also pay for back to school shopping with your Co-op Visa card.

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