WELCOME TO DHABITI SACCO LTD

The Sacco got registered by the Ministry of Cooperatives on 25/6/1987, Registration number CS4918. It opened banking services in Maua Town in 1991 at its own building identified as Meru North Farmers Sacco Building currently Dhabiti Sacco Building after the Sacco Rebranded. The Sacco was founded by then Coffee farmers from Igembe Cooperative Society, Tigania Cooperative Society and Miathene Cooperative Society. The total membership by then was over 40,000 coffee farmers from the entire Nyambene Region

The Sacco opened its common bond in the period 1996 after the Coffee sector declined in performance. Members was invited from the Tea Sector, Civil Service and Institutions. Becoming a member requires one to have an entrance fee of Ksh500/=, Membership shares of Ksh1,000 and maintain an active account. To keep abreast with the financial market and remain competitive, the Sacco changed its name from Meru North Farmers Sacco to Dhabiti Sacco Ltd in the year 2012 and this bold move has really yielded positive fruits in its operations.The Sacco is licensed by the Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority with the current License number SS/0096/16 which authorizes the Sacco to collect deposits from members and disburse loans to them within the Regulators prudential guidelines...... Read more

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FAQ'S

Membership is open to all.
Members admitted in accordance with the membership policy of kshs.1,000 Sacco shares
A member becomes eligible after a minimum membership period of three months and on fulfilling all requirements of a specific loan product
A loan application must be done in writing on prescribed forms which must be fully filled. The applicant must attach all relevant documents. Alteration will not be allowed. or can be countersigned.
Interests on loans are reviewed from time to time by the BOD on recommendation of Management.
1. Guarantors 2. Deposits in the Sacco 3. Collateral i.e. Logbooks and Title Deeds
Any active member in good standing is allowed to be a guarantor provided that one has not over guaranteed. A guarantor must be willing and able to repay the loan guaranteed if the loanee fails to pay.
Guarantors are jointly and severally liable for the principal repayment and interest thereof in guaranteed loan in the event of the borrower’s default.
Yes, that it allowed and it does not attract any fees

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