For Banks & Fintech

Websites and hosting for Banks & Fintech in Kenya

Explain your financial products clearly and run your platform on servers you control.

A website served from a server
The situation

What do Banks & Fintech need from a website?

Customers choosing a loan app, payment service or savings product want to understand the terms before they sign up. They look for fees, interest, eligibility, how to reach support and whether the company is licensed. A clear, trustworthy website answers those questions and supports the app or platform behind it.

Borrowing is widespread. The FinAccess Household Survey 2024, reported in the KNBS Gross County Product 2025 report, found that 64.0 per cent of Kenyan adults had a loan or credit in 2024, up from 60.8 per cent in 2021. The KNBS Economic Survey 2026 reported that financial and insurance activities grew 6.5 per cent in 2025, and Nairobi's leading economic activity is finance and insurance.

We host fintech websites with a free SSL certificate on every plan, and offer VPS hosting and dedicated servers for platforms that need their own environment. Billing is in shillings via M-Pesa, and support is available 24/7 in English and Swahili.

Common problems

What usually goes wrong?

Customers doubt new financial brands

People worry about scams and hidden fees, and skip a lender or payment app whose website does not explain terms or licensing.

Support questions flood in

Customers contact support to ask about fees, limits and repayment dates that could be answered on the website.

Platforms need their own environment

Lending and payment systems need servers configured for their software, which ordinary shared hosting does not allow.

How we solve it

How does NairoHost help?

Transparent product pages

Publish fees, rates, eligibility, repayment terms and licensing information in plain language.

A help centre

Answer common questions about accounts, limits and repayments so support handles only real issues.

VPS and dedicated servers

Run your platform on servers with root access, sized for your transaction volume.

99.9%

Uptime

Free

SSL on every plan

M-Pesa

Pay yearly in shillings

24/7

Support in English & Swahili

What's included

What should a website for Banks & Fintech include?

Product and pricing pages

Loan, savings and payment products with fees and terms shown clearly.

Help centre and FAQs

Searchable answers to account and repayment questions.

Free SSL certificate

Every page and form on the website loads over HTTPS.

VPS hosting

Root access for APIs, back-office tools and customer platforms.

Dedicated servers

A whole machine for workloads that need guaranteed resources.

Company email

Addresses for support, compliance and partnerships on your domain.

Getting started

How do you get started?

  • Fees, rates and terms published clearly
  • Licensing and complaints information
  • Help centre for common questions
  • Platform on a VPS or dedicated server
  • Backups and access controls in place
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  1. Publish terms first

    Write clear pages for fees, rates, eligibility and complaints before launch.

  2. Separate website and platform

    Host the public website apart from the servers that run transactions.

  3. Size the servers

    Choose a VPS or dedicated server for expected users, with room to grow.

  4. Plan security and backups

    Set up firewalls, access controls and database backups before going live.

Questions

Banks & Fintech: questions answered

What should a fintech website publish?
Publish what customers need to decide and regulators expect: fees, interest or charges, eligibility, repayment terms, how to complain and your licensing status. Clear information builds trust and reduces support calls. Check your regulator's current disclosure rules with your compliance adviser.
Should the platform run on the same server as the website?
It is better to separate them. The marketing website can sit on shared or Corporate Hosting, while the platform that processes customer data and transactions runs on a VPS or dedicated server configured for it. That way a website update never affects the platform.
Who manages security on a VPS?
On a VPS your team has root access and is responsible for the operating system, software updates, firewalls and backups. If you need help planning that, talk to us before you choose a server size.
Where is customer data stored?
Data on our hosting and servers stays on the infrastructure your account is provisioned on. If your regulator or the Data Protection Act 2019 imposes requirements on where data is stored, confirm those requirements with us before signing up.
Is there an uptime commitment?
We aim for 99.9 per cent uptime and monitor around the clock; Section 7 of our Terms explains what that covers. Payment platforms that cannot tolerate downtime should be designed with redundancy across more than one server.
How do we pay?
Hosting and servers are priced in shillings and can be paid via M-Pesa, with invoices in the company's name. Support is available 24/7 in English and Swahili.

Get your fintechs website online

Pick a plan, pay with M-Pesa, and talk to support 24/7 in English or Swahili.

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