A group account is a bank account opened in the name of a registered or recognized group where more than one person is authorized to manage and operate the account.
Any registered or group such as:
Typically, the following are required:
The group account requires at least two or three signatories to operate a group account for accountability and transparency.
No. Withdrawals usually require two or more signatories, as specified in the account mandate depend on member’s agreement
An account mandate is a written instruction that defines:
TCB group account s require a minimum balance depending on TCB policy
Yes. The group can change signatories by submitting:
Yes. Group accounts can receive:
No. group account have no monthly fees.
TCB Bank allow group accounts to access mobile by receiving sms alert when receiving deposits or withdraws as a notification.
Group accounts are secure because:
If the member is not a signatory, no changes are required.
If the member is a signatory, the group must update the account mandate.
Yes. The account can be closed with:
Opening a group account usually takes 1–7 working days, depending on
A Women’s Savings Account which is a special account designed to help women save money securely while enjoying benefits such as low fees, flexible deposits, and access to loans. etc
The account can be opened by:
Generally required documents include:
Tabasamu savings accounts have a low minimum opening balance to encourage saving.
You can deposit money any time, depending on the institution’s operating hours or through mobile banking.
Yes. Withdrawals are allowed, but some accounts may encourage saving by limiting free withdrawals after every quarters.
Yes. Savings earn interest, which is usually calculated annually and credited periodically, depending on the institution’s policy.
Tabasamu Savings Accounts offer:
Yes. After saving consistently for a specified period, you may qualify for:
Yes. Tabasamu Savings Accounts support:
Yes. Women can open Tabasamu individual accounts even if they belong to a savings group.
Yes. The account is secure and protected by:
Yes. The account can receive:
Yes. You can update personal details by visiting any nearly branch with valid identification.
Because it helps women:
A Farmer’s Account is a special savings or transaction account designed to meet the financial needs of farmers and all actors in Agriculture value chain, helping them save, receive payments, and access agricultural loans.
The account can be opened by:
Common requirements include:
Most Farmer’s Accounts have a low or no minimum opening balance to support farmers.
Yes. Farmers can deposit money anytime through:
Yes. Withdrawals are allowed, especially during:
Yes. Savings usually earn interest, which is credited according to the TCB policy.
Yes. The account can receive:
Yes. Consistent savings may help farmers qualify for:
Charges are generally low and may include:
Yes. Many Farmer’s Accounts support:
Yes. Registered farmer groups can open joint accounts with approved signatories.
Yes. The account is protected by:
Yes. Farmers can update personal or group details by visiting the institution with valid identification.
Because it helps farmers:
Wavuvi Account is a special savings or transaction account designed to help fishermen and all actors in fishing value chain safely save income, receive payments from fish sales, and access financial services.
The account can be opened by:
Typically required documents include:
Wavuvi Accounts have a low opening balance to support fishermen.
Yes. Fishermen can deposit money daily through:
Yes. Withdrawals are allowed to help fishermen meet daily needs, fuel costs, and emergencies.
Yes. Savings usually earn interest according to the TCB’s policy.
Yes. The account can receive:
Yes. After saving consistently, fishermen may qualify for:
Charges are generally affordable and may include:
Yes. Wavuvis Accounts support:
Yes. Registered fishermen groups and cooperatives can open Wavuvi group accounts with approved signatories.
Yes. The account is secure through:
Yes. Account details can be updated by visiting any TCB branches with valid identification.
Because it helps fishermen: