Kenya's 47 county governments collect billions in own source revenue annually, yet leakages from manual cash handling, unintegrated payment channels, and fragmented ledgers remain a significant challenge. National government agencies face similar pressure to modernise collection while meeting Controller of Budget and National Treasury audit requirements.
Algosoft Technologies builds revenue collection systems specifically for the Kenyan public finance landscape — integrating M-Pesa Daraja STK Push, Paybill, and C2B collection across all revenue streams, with real-time reconciliation to IFMIS and eCitizen, KRA eTIMS-compliant e-invoice generation, and dashboards that give finance officers live visibility into collections by stream, sub-county, and ward.
Citizen receives a push prompt on their phone — enters PIN to pay business permit, property rates, or market fees without visiting a cash office. Confirmation SMS sent instantly; KRA eTIMS receipt generated in the system automatically.
County or agency Paybill number configured with account-number validation — citizens send payment referencing their bill number. C2B API confirms payment in real time; no manual bank reconciliation required. Supports multiple Paybill numbers per revenue stream.
Overpaid amounts refunded directly to citizen's M-Pesa wallet via B2C API — no vouchers, no cash handling at the counter. Maker/checker approval workflow for finance officers. Full B2C transaction log for audit.
Africa's Talking USSD gateway enables collection from feature phone users in rural sub-counties — citizen dials shortcode, selects levy type, enters amount and PIN. Reaches areas with no smartphone penetration and 2G voice coverage only.
DPO Group and Pesapal card payment gateways for Visa/Mastercard; bank EFT integration for business accounts paying large property rate or cess bills. All channels reconciled to a single ledger with unified reporting.
Every M-Pesa IPN, C2B callback, and EFT confirmation is matched against the levy account in real time. Unmatched transactions flagged for finance officer review. Daily reconciliation report exported in IFMIS format automatically.
Annual SBP generation, renewal workflow, fee calculation by business category and turnover tier, M-Pesa payment, digital certificate issuance, inspector verification, and renewal reminder SMS 30 days before expiry.
Property valuation roll integration, annual rates bill generation, instalment payment scheduling, M-Pesa STK Push billing, rates clearance certificate generation, and NLIMS land registry cross-reference for ownership verification.
Daily, weekly, and seasonal market fee collection via mobile-point-of-sale (mPOS) for market collectors — Android app with M-Pesa collection, stall assignment, and offline capability for poor-connectivity markets across Kenya's rural counties.
Parking levy collection via QR code scanning or plate-number entry by traffic marshals — NTSA integration for vehicle ownership verification, fine issuance, M-Pesa payment, and court referral workflow for unpaid fines.
Meter reading (manual or smart AMR), consumption-based bill generation, M-Pesa Paybill integration, prepaid token generation, disconnection workflow, and WASREB-compliant reporting for county water utilities.
NHIF claims processing alongside direct fee collection — outpatient, inpatient, maternity fee structures, waiver workflow for vulnerable groups, KEMSA reconciliation, and Ministry of Health DHIS2 financial reporting integration.
Every fee payment generates a KRA eTIMS-compliant electronic invoice — TIMS serial number, QR code for citizen verification, and automated submission to KRA's fiscal management system. Eliminates manual receipt books and associated audit risk.
Revenue postings exported to IFMIS in the Integrated Financial Management Information System format — revenue code mapping by stream and sub-county, daily batch posting, and reconciliation report for the County Treasury finance officer.
Automated quarterly OSR performance reports in the Controller of Budget format — actual vs. budget variance by stream, year-on-year growth analysis, collection efficiency ratios, and revenue forecast modelling for the annual budget cycle.
Every transaction, amendment, waiver, and refund carries a digital signature, officer ID, timestamp, and IP address. Maker/checker workflow for waivers and refunds. Anomaly detection flags unusual collection patterns for the internal audit unit.
Procurement levy calculation and remittance to PPOA for procuring entities — automated deduction from contract payments, monthly PPOA return generation, and supplier payment integration with the procurement module.
Citizen payment records, ID numbers, and contact details stored with AES-256 encryption. Data retention policies configured per KDPA 2019. Privacy notices presented at point of registration. DPA-compliant data sharing with KRA and IFMIS.
TIER 01
Single-Stream Starter
$15,000+
2–3 monthsTIER 02
Multi-Revenue Platform
$40,000+
4–6 monthsTIER 03
Full County OSR Platform
$80,000+
6–9 monthsTIER 04
National Agency Revenue Platform
$150,000+
9–15 monthsNote: All revenue system quotations are fixed-price after a requirements scoping session. Contact Algosoft for a proposal mapped to your county's revenue streams and compliance requirements.
Each revenue type (SBP, property rates, market fees, water billing, health fees) has its own data model, fee calculation rules, and billing cycle. More streams multiply configuration and testing scope significantly.
M-Pesa Daraja (STK + Paybill + C2B + B2C), USSD, card gateways, and bank EFT each require separate integration and reconciliation logic. Each additional channel adds development and Safaricom/bank certification cost.
Real-time IFMIS posting requires a middleware layer and National Treasury API access. KRA eTIMS certification adds an e-invoice module. Each integration has a formal approval process that extends the project timeline.
Platforms serving 20+ sub-counties and 300+ wards require robust multi-tenancy, offline capability for remote field collectors, and GIS visualisation. Nairobi-scale deployments are significantly more complex than single sub-county pilots.
An Android mPOS app for market and field collectors — with offline-first SQLite storage and M-Pesa collection — adds significant development scope but dramatically increases collection coverage in rural areas of Kenya.
Importing historical property valuation rolls, existing debtor ledgers, or data from a legacy billing system requires data cleansing, mapping, and validation — often the most time-consuming phase of the entire project. Discuss your migration.
M-Pesa Daraja direct integration, KRA eTIMS e-invoice compliance, IFMIS reconciliation, Controller of Budget reporting, and KDPA 2019-compliant citizen data protection — purpose-built for Kenya's county and national government revenue teams.
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