KCB Bank Kenya and Pesapal Partner to Digitize Fuel Station Operations Across East Africa

KCB Bank Kenya and Pesapal have partnered to digitize fuel station operations across East Africa, days after KCB Group announced plans..

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KCB Bank Kenya has partnered with Pesapal to introduce an advanced digital forecourt management system for fuel dealers across East Africa, aiming to digitize operations and address sector inefficiencies.

The partnership will deploy Pesapal's Forecourt Management Solution, integrating fuel dispensing, sales monitoring, inventory, payments, and financial reconciliation.
This initiative follows KCB Group's announcement on October 31 of plans to acquire a minority stake in Pesapal, pending regulatory approvals.
The system will enable KCB to assess creditworthiness and offer stock financing and working capital solutions to fuel station operators based on real-time operational data.

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