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Free, and it stays free.

Question 1 of 5

Who is joining?

This decides what Esoko asks next. Nothing else changes.

Your name

Your official name has to match your papers later. The other is simply what Esoko calls you day to day.

Used only when a certificate or registration is issued in your name.

This is what Esoko uses in messages and on your record.

The number you will dial from

Esoko is used mainly by dialling *483*77#. Give the number on the handset you will dial from — your account is tied to that number.

A six-digit code is sent there now, to confirm the line is yours. If you change handsets later the number stays the same, and so does your record.

Used only if you ask for certificates or receipts by email. Esoko does not need one, and everything works without it.

Esoko works in all 47. The first eight have field officers and daily market prices today.

What do you do?

In English or Kiswahili, however you say it. Every kind of work is included.

This decides which papers apply to you and which market prices you can ask for. It changes nothing else, and you can edit it later.

Where you stand today

So Esoko shows you only what applies. There is no wrong answer here and nothing is required.

Check this is right

Then Esoko sends a code to confirm your number.

What should Esoko send you?

Nothing else is sent. Change any of these at any time from the menu, or reply STOP to any message.

By joining you agree to Esoko’s terms and privacy notice. Nothing about you goes to a bank, buyer or agency unless you allow it, each time.

Institutions do not register here

Banks, insurers, buyers, counties and agencies are set up by agreement. It takes a conversation about what you need to see and what you require.

Or write directly to partners@esoko.co.ke. The institutions page shows who is already connected and what each requires.

Or join without the internet

Dial *483*77# from the handset you want to register and answer the same questions. Esoko asks for no identity card, no fee and no documents either way.

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