Gone are the days of buying scratchcards – the physical ones – in shops to top up your lines. There’s ease: Mpesa Paybill numbers to buy airtime online and instantly replaced them because, as of now, it is possible to buy Safaricom airtime and that of the other networks, Airtel’s and Telkom just straight from your phone, from any line.
During those days, when physical scratch cards were dominant, you couldn’t even recharge your SIM card at night or during rainy days like these because the shops were closed or the distance. Or even insecurity issues. But thanks to the technology of electronic airtime. It has brought more good than harm.
Today, if you are a Safaricom user and want to buy airtime in bulk, it is easy to use the Mpesa Paybill numbers, which are cheaper, convenient and faster, as your line is topped up that moment you press ‘Send’ on the M-Pesa SIM toolkit on your phone to complete the transaction.
Those using Airtel and Telkom have also not been neglected in this development. Those Mpesa numbers of buying airtime, at least some, which are cheapest in Kenya, like the one we are going to look at, accept cross-purchasing of airtime credit as in you can buy Airtel credit using Safaricom’s Mpesa and you can also recharge your Telkom SIM using the same Mpesa;
How to buy Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom airtime from Mpesa for free
Solution: Jaza Networks Mpesa Paybill number 674674 for purchasing airtime for all networks cheaply
To get started,
1. Go to your Mpesa SIM toolkit
2. Click ‘Lipa na M-PESA’
3. Then go directly to the Pay Bill option
4. Enter the Mpesa airtime business number as 674674, and in the Account no. section, input the phone number to receive the airtime, noting that Jaza Networks accepts airtime purchases for and from all networks Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom
5. Enter the airtime amount you would like to buy
6. Enter Mpesa PIN to complete the transaction and get airtime
Thats all! Jaza Network Mpesa Paybill 674674 accepts buying airtime of any amount for all mobile networks in Kenya from as low as Ksh5, and it is free to recharge your SIM card with up to credit worth Ksh100.
From there, a small fee applies. Negligible?
