Explore the benefits UnitySACCO offers
as a member-owned cooperative
We are a member-owned Savings and Credit Cooperative dedicated to building wealth for our community. Together we mobilise savings, extend fair loans, and share dividends.
Whether you’re saving for school fees, an emergency fund, or your next big goal, UnitySACCO gives you the tools to track balances, apply for loans and follow repayments anytime.
From your first deposit to your next loan,
we are with you every step.
Regular savings grow your balance and unlock higher loan limits.
Access affordable credit against your savings, with clear repayment schedules.
Security in your
payments
UnitySACCO has a membership option to match
every saver's goals.
For personal savers building toward their goals
For chamas, SACCO groups and table-banking circles
For employers and institutions saving on behalf of staff
At UnitySACCO, your savings and data are protected,
and every member has a voice and a share.
Open your membership in minutes and join thousands of members saving, borrowing and earning dividends together.
Find quick and clear answers to the most common
questions about UnitySACCO
Click “Become a member”, fill in your details and choose a secure PIN. Your savings and share-capital accounts are created instantly, and our staff review and activate your membership shortly after.
Your loan limit is based on your savings and share capital. The more consistently you save, the higher your borrowing power. Loans are offered at fair reducing-balance rates with clear repayment schedules you can track from your member portal.
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Yes. As a member-owned cooperative, UnitySACCO safeguards member deposits, keeps your data secure, and operates transparently — every member owns a share and has a say in how the SACCO is run.