How to sign in to the member app
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Summary
Sign in to the Wakandi member app to see your savings, loans and shares. About 3 minutes · 7 steps. Also called: log in, member login, one-time code, OTP, M-PIN.
Prerequisites
- The free Wakandi app, installed from Google Play (Android) or the App Store (iPhone).
- The phone number your SACCO registered for you — you'll receive a one-time code by SMS to that number.
- A 6-digit M-PIN you choose the first time you sign in (or already have, if you've signed in before).
Step-by-step
The app shows the accounts your SACCO holds for you and carries your requests: pay in, withdraw, borrow, repay. Your SACCO keeps the records; the app is your view of them.
- Open the Wakandi app and choose your country.
- Enter the phone number your SACCO registered for you and tap Send OTP.
- Enter the one-time code sent to that number by SMS.
- The first time you sign in, choose a 6-digit M-PIN — you'll use this instead of the code on future visits. If you already have an M-PIN, enter it here instead. Your dashboard opens.
- Under My Savings and Credits, tap the SACCO or group you want. That SACCO's accounts open straight away.
- Your SACCO's dashboard opens, showing your loans, savings and shares.
Note: If you belong to more than one SACCO or group, you'll do step 5 again to switch between them — you don't need to sign in from scratch each time.
The rest of this course: a tour of the dashboard, then saving — pay in, withdraw and view — and your shares. Then borrowing: a Quick Loan, a SACCO loan, and repaying. Finally your profile and settings.
Common pitfalls & FAQ
- I didn't get a code. Make sure the number matches what your SACCO has on file, and check your signal. Ask your SACCO to confirm your registered number if it's changed.
- I forgot my M-PIN. Contact your SACCO — they can help you regain access.
- The app signed me out on its own. An idle session closes after a while for your security. Sign in again to continue.
Warning: If you lose your phone, tell your SACCO straight away so they can protect your account. Never share your M-PIN or one-time code with anyone.