Exness M-Pesa deposit and withdrawal in Kenya (2026)
M-Pesa: yes. Exness's Kenya site titles its payments page "Secure Deposits and Withdrawals Using Mpesa in Kenya" and says: "Get started with deposits and withdrawals through Mpesa at Exness in Kenya." CMA Kenya: licensed (Exness (KE) Limited, licence 162). (Checked on 23 Oct 2026.)
Kenyan traders ask two things before anything else: can I pay in and out with M-Pesa, and is the broker licensed by the Capital Markets Authority? Here are Exness's answers from its own pages and the CMA's licence list.
Exness in Kenya at a glance
Every line is Exness's own wording or the CMA register, read on 23 Oct 2026. "Not published" means we did not find it on Exness's public pages.
- Company for Kenya
- Exness (KE) Limited (CMA Kenya 162)exness.ke
- CMA Kenya licence
- Yes: Exness (KE) Limited, licence 162licensees.cma.or.ke
- M-Pesa
- Yes: Exness's Kenya site titles its payments page "Secure Deposits and Withdrawals Using Mpesa in Kenya" and says: "Get started with deposits and withdrawals through Mpesa at Exness in Kenya."exness.ke
- Account currencies
- KES among the Standard account currenciesget.exness.help
- Payment methods
- exness.ke: "Withdraw and deposit funds within seconds using popular Kenyan payment options." Processing times, fees and limits are shown for each method in your Personal Areaexness.ke
- Minimum deposit
- $10 on Standard accounts; Exness says it may vary by country and payment methodexness.com
- Fees
- Exness: "Deposit and withdraw without worrying about charges. We'll cover third-party costs for you." Its footnote adds: "Deposit fees may be applied to specific payment methods."exness.ke
- Processing time
- Exness: "If a deposit or withdrawal is not instant, we will process it within 24 hours. Bear in mind, it may take your bank or payment service a little longer."exness.ke
- Loss figure on this site
- 82.18% of retail investor accounts lose moneyexness.ke
Is Exness licensed by the CMA in Kenya?
exness.ke says: "Exness (KE) Limited ... is regulated by the Capital Markets Authority in Kenya as a Non-dealing Online Foreign Exchange Broker under license number 162 ... This website is operated by Exness (KE) Limited." Exness's other sites point Kenyan residents to "the Kenya-dedicated Exness website".
Check it yourself: search "Exness (KE) Limited" on the CMA's licensee list. Kenya is a licensed-only market on The Forex Bridge: our link for Kenyan visitors only goes to Exness's CMA-licensed company.
- CMA Kenya
- Exness (KE) Limited · 162licensees.cma.or.ke
How M-Pesa deposits and withdrawals work at Exness
Exness's Kenya site titles its payments page "Secure Deposits and Withdrawals Using Mpesa in Kenya" and says: "Get started with deposits and withdrawals through Mpesa at Exness in Kenya."
- Register on Exness's Kenya site. Verify your identity and address in Exness's sign-up flow first; regulated brokers must do this before paying out, and it avoids delays on your first withdrawal.
- Open Deposit in your account area and pick M-Pesa; Exness shows the limits and processing time under each method.
- Enter the amount (account minimum: $10 on Standard accounts; Exness says it may vary by country and payment method) and approve the payment on the phone number registered with M-Pesa, in your own name.
- To withdraw, use the same M-Pesa number you deposited from; payouts go only to your own accounts.
Account currency: KES among the Standard account currencies.
Fees, minimum and processing times
Minimum: $10 on Standard accounts; Exness says it may vary by country and payment method. Exness: "Deposit and withdraw without worrying about charges. We'll cover third-party costs for you." Its footnote adds: "Deposit fees may be applied to specific payment methods." Exness: "If a deposit or withdrawal is not instant, we will process it within 24 hours. Bear in mind, it may take your bank or payment service a little longer." Safaricom's own M-Pesa charges, if any, are separate.
Withdrawing to Kenya
Most brokers send a withdrawal back to the method you deposited with first, and only to an account in your own name. Times reported by verified Exness traders appear on the Exness review once enough have reported. Traded with Exness from Kenya? Write a review.
Other brokers for traders in Kenya
The same question for other brokers in Kenya: XM, HFM, Tickmill, FP Markets. See every broker we review for traders in Kenya on the Kenya page, with local licences first. Or put Exness next to XM, HFM, Eightcap. Exness publishes that 82.18% of retail CFD accounts lose money with the company that serves Kenya.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers from Exness's own pages, as quoted above.
Does Exness accept M-Pesa?
Exness's Kenya site titles its payments page "Secure Deposits and Withdrawals Using Mpesa in Kenya" and says: "Get started with deposits and withdrawals through Mpesa at Exness in Kenya."
Is Exness licensed by the CMA in Kenya?
Yes. Exness (KE) Limited holds CMA Kenya licence 162; you can check it on the CMA's licensee list.
What is the minimum deposit at Exness in Kenya?
$10 on Standard accounts; Exness says it may vary by country and payment method.
Can I open a KES account at Exness?
Yes: Exness lists KES among the Standard account currencies.
Sources
Exness's own pages and the regulators' registers, read on 23 Oct 2026. We have not traded at Exness; every statement above is what these pages say.
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