LicensedYes, Chelete Credit Limited is on the CBK’s list, licensed on 1 October 2024.
The CBK licenses companies, not apps. Before you borrow, check that the app names Chelete Credit Limited as its lender or developer (in its terms, or under “developer” on the app store page).
From the CBK’s directory
Licence and contacts
As the Central Bank publishes them.
- Licensed
- 1 October 2024
- Phone
- +254115263074
- cheletecreditltd@gmail.com
- Office
- Tetezi Towers, Ground Floor, Off Ngong Road, George Padmore Road, Nairobi
- Postal address
- P.O. Box 29980 - 00100, Nairobi
From borrowers
What borrowing from Chelete Credit Limited costs
Cost per KES 1,000 for 30 days, every fee included, from borrowers’ anonymous reports.
No reports yet: a figure appears once five borrowers have reported Chelete Credit Limited. Borrowed from it? Add what it cost you, anonymously.
For comparison, a bank or SACCO loan at 15% a year costs about KES 12 per KES 1,000 for 30 days. Borrowers’ reports are checked only for range and not verified with the lender. Chelete Credit Limited can ask us to look again at any figure, or send a response to publish beside it, at desk@afronomicsfeed.com.
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Source: Central Bank of Kenya, Directory of Digital Credit Providers, updated 29 September 2026; read 12 October 2026. Information, not advice.
Quick answers
Questions people ask
- Is Chelete Credit Limited licensed by the Central Bank of Kenya?
- Yes. Chelete Credit Limited is on the CBK's Directory of Digital Credit Providers updated 29 September 2026, licensed on 1 October 2024. The licence is for the company: check that the loan app you use names Chelete Credit Limited as its developer or lender.
- How do I contact Chelete Credit Limited?
- The CBK's directory lists phone +254115263074, email cheletecreditltd@gmail.com, office at Tetezi Towers, Ground Floor, Off Ngong Road, George Padmore Road, Nairobi.
- What can I do if Chelete Credit Limited contacts my friends or family?
- Complain to the lender in writing first and keep the messages. If it is not resolved, complain to the Central Bank of Kenya, which supervises licensed digital lenders. Use of your contacts' details without consent can also be reported to the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner.