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Financing Instruments and Financing Providers

Total results: 101

Facility Name Sort Provider Purpose Max Sort Business Eligibility Minimum Documentation Required Collection / Repayment (months) Sort
Amana Bank

For business growth.

£28,387
  • The entrepreneur shall be 18 years of age and above.
  • The Business operated by the entrepreneur shall be Sharia-compliant.
  • The entrepreneur shall belong to formed groups vetted by the Bank
  • The entrepreneur shall receive loan approval from members of the group.
  • Close relatives such as spouses, children, parents, siblings, etc. must not be members of the same G5.
  • The entrepreneur shall possess a valid voter’s registration card, national identity card, or passport.
  • The entrepreneur shall contribute on a weekly basis to the Saving Insurance Fund (SIF) a certain amount to be set by the Management.
  • The entrepreneur shall be required to deposit a certain percentage of the financing amount set by this policy as security.


  • Copy of National Identity card

Facility Application

Business and Collateral Assessment

Group Guarantor Ship

12
Favourite Wekeza Loan
Mwanga Hakika Bank Ltd

Onward lending to the member

£49,677
  • VSLAs/VICOBA
  • Group registration certificate
  • Group constitution
  • Resolutions signed by 50% +1
  • Application letter
12
Favourite Wakulima loan
Exim Bank

Financing Agricultural inputs for farmers (based on cashew nut farming)

3 Years of AMCOS operations

  • Executed Board Resolution
  1. Application letter
  2. Certificate of Registration
  3. Bank Statement for 3 years
  4. Registrar's endorsement letter
  5. Upcoming season harvest/revenue Projection
  6. IDs of AMCOS leaders
  7. Site visit confirmation/Call back whichever is applicable
  8. Beneficiary details (depending on loan purpose)
  9. Branch Manager recommendation via email detailing the below.


6
Azania Bank

Working capital or Asset Financing

£3,548,387

Registered Sole proprietor/Company/ Enterprises

FOR INDIVIDUAL

  1. Loan application letter
  2. Filled loan application form
  3. Business license
  4. Certificate of registration
  5. Extract from registral
  6. Copy of TIN
  7. Audited financials if any
  8. Cashflow projection if any
  9. Other source of income if any
  10. Bank statement if any
  11. Title deed copy

FOR COMPANY

  1. Loan application letter
  2. Board resolution for limited company
  3. Memorandum and articles of association
  4. Certificate of registration/incorporation
  5. Extract from registral
  6. Business license
  7. TIN certificate (copy)
  8. Annual returns filled with BRELA
  9. Brief details of Directors and Senior managers
  10. Business plan
  11. Cashflows projection
  12. Audited financials
  13. Bank statement
  14. Copy of title deed/leseni ya makazi
  15. SIDO/VETA recommended letter
  16. NSSF registration certificate copy
84
Favourite UZA UTULIPE
MTAJI WETU FINANCE TANZANIA LIMITED

Pay as you sell in an innovative service provided by Mtaji to support suppliers who struggle with customers that face cash shortages to buy new stock. Pay as you sell helps to solve liquidity problems for your customers by allowing them to obtain goods in advance upon a cash deposit being made and then to repay in installments.

£2,129,032

Trading and manufacturing industries

  • Copy of business license

LIST OF KYC FOR LIMITED COMPANIES

  1. TIN & VAT certificates
  2. Recent Tax clearance
  3. Certificate of incorporation
  4. Identification documents of directors and shareholders
  5. Memorandum and articles of association/partnership deed
  6. Board borrowing resolution
  7. Certified copy of the latest annual returns
  8. Bank statement of the past 12 months
  9. Cash flow projections of the next 12 months
  10. Management accounts from January to date
  11. Audited financials for the past 3 years
  12. List of contracts on hand if available

LIST OF KYCS FOR SOLE TRADERS/PROPRIETORS

  1. TIN & VAT certificates
  2. Certificate of registration & extract from Brela
  3. Recent Tax clearance (TRA report)
  4. Identification documents for owner/partners
  5. Bank statement of the past 12 months/Mobile transaction statements
  6. Residence verification letter from local government
  7. Board resolution (if it is a partnership


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