
Save through the cherry season and borrow for inputs, pruning and picking — repay when the crop pays you.

Member-owned · Western Kenya
Shirikiana SACCO belongs to the farmers of Western Kenya. Save from your coffee, cane, milk and maize, earn dividends on your shares, and borrow affordably when it's time to grow — all from any phone.
Who we are
Shirikiana SACCO was founded to put savings, shares and fair credit within reach of every farming household in the Western region. When you join, you don't just open an account — you become a part-owner.
Your savings stay and work in your own community. Your shares earn a dividend. And the surplus comes back to members like you, season after season.
Savings & loans, built around your season
Every crop has its own rhythm of planting, waiting and payday. Shirikiana's products follow that rhythm — so you save when the money comes and borrow before you need it.

Save through the cherry season and borrow for inputs, pruning and picking — repay when the crop pays you.

Cane takes patience. Grow your savings while it grows, and reach harvest and transport loans at fair rates.

Steady milk, steady savings. Borrow for feed, a heifer or a cooler and repay from your daily deliveries.

From maize to beans, save every harvest and borrow for seed and fertiliser before the rains.
Getting started
On any Safaricom line, dial *384*7# to open the Shirikiana menu.
Enter your details and choose a 4-digit PIN. It's the only password you'll ever need.
Deposit, buy shares, apply for a loan and check your balance — any time, in your own language.
Why members choose Shirikiana
Surplus is shared back to members as dividends on the shares you hold.
Put money aside from every season and watch it grow, safely, at your pace.
Affordable, transparent credit for inputs, assets, stock and school fees.
Run by people from the region who know the land, the seasons and the market.
Join today
Opening your membership takes a few minutes and starts with a single call. Bring your ID and your phone — the rest happens on screen.