The National Treasury is increasing fees for government services accessed via the eCitizen platform, with charges now set to range up to Ksh100 per service.

• The new fee structure, introduced under the Public Finance Management (e-Citizen System Management) Regulations, 2026, replaces a flat Ksh50 fee.
• This move by Treasury Cabinet Secretary, John Mbadi, aims to cover system maintenance and the costs of over 30,000 services.
• Fees are tiered based on service cost, with the highest charges applicable to services exceeding Ksh100,000, such as stamp duty and title transfer fees.