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    KCB, eResident Launch Digital Platform For Rental Collection And Management

    Francis MuliBy Francis MuliAugust 21, 2018Updated:December 20, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) and eResident Limited have collaborated to launch a new digital platform to aid paying and collecting of rent.

    The e-payment solution, founded in 2017 is tailored to serve the real estate market, specifically in the management of rental payment.

    According to the authors of the platform, eResident will offer benefits such as security, convenience and cut collection cost for landlords and agents. The benefits apply to tenants too who will not have to deal with agents or queue at the bank to make payments.

    “The platform also makes tracking of payments easier since the money is sent from any of the money transfer platforms straight to the bank. Accounting functions such as reconciliation make it easier for agents and property owners to see real-time the amount paid and the amount due at any given time,” reads a press statement from the organisations.

    To access the service, users need to register through the portal and thereafter verify their details.

    KCB Corporate Banking Director Peter Kathanga says that the bank is continuously looking for opportunities to bring innovation to the financial solutions it offers.

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    “We are keen to bring to the market simple innovations that respond to developing trends which meet consumer needs. This innovation is crafted to cut across multiple payment channels such as credit and debit card, mobile money transfer as well as bank deposits,” said Mr Kathanga.

    eResident Limited CEO James Ayugi said that the system will encourage financial planning which is the first step to optimizing ones income.

    “We believe that technology can transform lives and enhance access to financial solutions. eResident therefore comes as a relief to landlords and agents who have found managing their properties hectic and tenants who end up losing valuable hours as a result of having to queue at banks to make their rent payments,” he said.

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