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Absa Next unveiled as Kenya’s first integrated digital financial solution

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Absa Bank Kenya PLC has launched Absa Next, a fully integrated digital finance solution designed to meet the evolving needs and lifecycles of the next generation of consumers.

Marking a significant milestone in the evolution of digital banking in Kenya, Absa Next moves beyond traditional banking models. It provides modern-day consumers and entrepreneurs with a unified ecosystem that brings together everyday banking, savings, investments, credit, and lifestyle experiences in one place.

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Absa Next is built around the insight that today’s consumers expect greater control, convenience and personalisation in managing their finances, and Absa Next enables customers to do that in a digital-first experience designed to grow with them through every stage of their lifecycle.  

Speaking during the launch, Absa Bank Kenya PLC Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Yusuf Omari, said the proposition reflects a fundamental shift in how financial services are designed and delivered, and aligns with Absa’s purpose of Empowering Africa’s tomorrow together, one story at a time. 

“Consumer expectations are changing rapidly. People want financial solutions that are intuitive, personalised and seamlessly integrated into their daily lives. Absa Next represents our response to this shift. Rather than digitising traditional banking, we have reimagined the banking experience around our customers’ goals, behaviours and aspirations,” said Mr. Omari. 

The digital ecosystem is available to both existing Absa customers and non-customers and offers a range of capabilities designed to simplify financial management and support wealth creation. Customers can:

·       Save and invest individually or in a group through flexible savings of up to 7% and investment solutions while earning returns of up to 16%. 

·       Access instant credit from as low as KES 500 and up to KES 1 million for personal or business needs.

·       View and manage personal and business finances from a single dashboard.

·       Link both Absa and non-Absa Visa cards.

·       Split expenses seamlessly with family and friends.

Additional features include goal-based and gamified savings tools, and through open banking, the ability to aggregate accounts held with other financial institutions into a single view. It also leverages alternative credit-scoring capabilities to broaden access to credit by incorporating a wider range of financial behaviours and data points.

Absa Next has been developed in Kenya on a scalable cloud-based infrastructure and is intended to serve as a blueprint for future digital banking innovation across the Absa Group footprint.

Absa Group Chief Executive for Personal and Private Banking, Sitoyo Lopokoiyit, said Kenya’s leadership in financial innovation made it the natural market to pioneer the innovation.

“Kenya has consistently demonstrated its ability to develop innovations that solve real customer challenges and influence financial services across the continent. Absa Next builds on that legacy. It is an innovation informed by Kenyan consumers, and one that has the potential to shape how we serve customers across Africa.”

Further, Absa Bank Kenya Consumer Banking Director, Moses Muthui, said the digital ecosystem was developed in response to emerging consumer behaviours and the increasing convergence of digital lifestyles and financial needs.

“The next generation of consumers expects banking to be simple, intelligent and always accessible. Digital is no longer just a channel; it is the primary way people engage with brands, services and their finances. Absa Next has been designed to deliver that experience.”

Absa Next has been developed through extensive customer engagement, continuous testing, and it will continue to evolve through customer insights and feedback, ensuring its capabilities remain aligned with changing consumer expectations.

“This is more than a digital banking platform. It is the next step for customers as they navigate life’s milestones, the next chapter for Absa as we build for a new generation of consumers, and the next opportunity for individuals and business owners to grow, invest and build the future they envision for themselves. That is the promise behind Absa Next,” Mr. Omari added.

Absa Next is available for download on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

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