Abo cyafasha
Individuals and organisations within the selected institution’s approved membership rules; guardian and group arrangements need specific rules.
Urutonde rw’ibicuruzwa
Membership and cooperative shares
Understand how to join, what membership means, and the difference between your cooperative shares, savings and any joining charges.
Iki cyiciro nticyemeza ko iki kigo gifite igicuruzwa muri iki gihe.
Reba uburyo bwo kuvugana n’ikigoSobanukirwa iki cyiciro
Ibisobanuro birambuye by’uru rutonde biri mu Cyongereza.
Become part of a cooperative financial institution that serves its members. Start by choosing your D-SACCO and understanding its membership rules, services and decision-making arrangements. Before paying, review the share contribution, the first savings deposit and any joining charge separately. These payments serve different purposes and may have different access or refund conditions. Your institution will confirm when membership and any account have been activated.
Ibyo cyakoreshwa
A first-time saver; an artisan joining near their workshop; an existing group seeking a formal account; a salaried worker changing service provider.
Uko wakomeza
Choose an institution; review membership and account information; prepare the required evidence; submit through an approved route; receive the actual decision and activation instructions.
Ibyo wategura
Accepted identity and contact details; residence or other membership-bond evidence where required; guardian or representative authority where relevant. Do not collect full ID copies at the discovery stage.
Ibibazo n’ibisubizo
Does joining automatically open every account?
No. Membership, account opening and credit approval are separate steps under the institution’s rules.
Can I get my shares back at any time?
Ask for the approved transfer or redemption conditions before paying; do not assume ordinary withdrawal rights.
Baza ikigo kuri iki cyiciro
Baza iki kigo niba gitanga ibijyanye n’iki cyiciro ubu, usabe ibisabwa na cyo mbere yo gusaba cyangwa kwishyura.