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Find your way around the member app
Version 1 · Updated 17 Jun 2026
Summary
A tour of your member dashboard, so you know where to see your savings, loans, and shares, and where to apply or contribute.
About 2 minutes to read. Also called: home screen, member dashboard, member portal tour.
Prerequisites
Step-by-step
- Sign in and tap your group. You'll see your dashboard.

Then, the main things on this screen:
- Your details (top). Your Name, Member ID, and Reference Number. Use the Reference Number when you pay in by mobile money or bank, so the money reaches your account.
- Loan — Apply Now. Starts a normal loan application. See the Apply for a loan guide.
- Savings — Contribute / Withdraw. Pay money into your savings, or request to take some out. See the savings how-tos.
- Quick Loan — Apply Now. A fast, small loan with just a few taps. See the Apply for a Quick Loan guide.
- Pending Fee — Pay Now. Shows any charges you owe. If the amount is above 0, settle it here to avoid penalties.
- My Loans — See Details. Your total loan balance and how many loans you have. Open it to see each loan and to repay.
- My Contributions — See Details. Your total savings balance. Open it to see your contribution history.
- Shares — See Details. Your share balance and the number of shares you hold.
- Top menu. Your Groups (switch SACCO), Profile (your personal details), More (Language, Documents, Bank Details, Mobile money / MNO Details), and the bell for Notifications.
Common pitfalls & FAQ
- I don't see one of these sections. The dashboard only shows what your SACCO offers. If your SACCO doesn't run, say, Quick Loans, that tile won't appear.
- What do CR and DR mean on the balances? CR means money in your favour (your savings or shares). DR on a loan is the amount you still owe. Compare the figure, not the label.
- I'm seeing the wrong group's money. Tap Your Groups at the top and choose the right one.
- What is the Reference Number for? It links a payment to you. Always include it when you send money in, or the SACCO may not know whose account to credit.