How To Increase Fuliza Limit



Step 1: Verify that you have been utilizing the service for some time and that you have a history of making timely loan repayments. Utilize Safaricom and M-PESA frequently, and make timely repayments to Fuliza M-PESA by topping up your M-PESA account.

Step 2: Opt out of Fuliza M-Pesa. If you don’t know, here is how to opt-out of Fuliza M-Pesa:

  • Dial *234# on your phone
  • Select the Fuliza option
  • Select Opt-out

If you are using the MySafaricom app, here is how to opt-out:

  • Log in to the app
  • Choose M-Pesa
  • Select Fuliza M-Pesa
  • Click on Opt-out
Step 3: Reactivate Fuliza using the MySafaricom app or by dialing *234#. If all goes according to plan, you should see your new limit.

You might receive a new limit, or M-Pesa, Safaricom, will restore your prior limit.

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