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March 18, 2026
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Safaricom to mask M-PESA user details in data privacy push

Safaricom to mask M-PESA user details in data privacy push

The changes will see phone numbers partially hidden in transaction notifications, with only two names displayed instead of the current full identity details. Transaction information such as amount, date and reference number will remain visible. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news to..

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Safaricom is enhancing data privacy for its M-PESA users by masking customer details in peer-to-peer transactions starting March 24, 2026.

  • Phone numbers will be partially hidden, displaying only two names instead of full identities.
  • The change aims to reduce data exposure and combat fraud on Kenya’s leading mobile money platform.
  • Recipients will have an option to request full sender details with sender approval.

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