Co-op Bank Paybill: 400200

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Co-op Bank Paybill Number: 400200

Co-operative Bank of Kenya’s M-Pesa business number is 400200. It’s published directly on Co-op Bank’s own “Ways to Bank” page as the paybill for sending money from M-Pesa into any Co-op Bank account. The paybill itself never changes — what identifies which account gets credited is the 14-digit account number you enter alongside it.

Co-op Bank paybill
400200
Published on Co-op Bank’s own “Ways to Bank” and FAQ pages at co-opbank.co.ke.
⚡ Quick Answers
What is Co-op Bank’s paybill number?
400200 — as published directly on Co-op Bank’s own site.
What goes in the account field?
Your 14-digit Co-op Bank account number, starting with 011. Type it — Co-op Bank specifically advises against copy-pasting it.
Is 400222 a different paybill?
Yes — that’s MCollection, a separate business-collection service with its own business code.
Can I bank with Co-op without the app?
Yes — dial *667# directly on any handset.

How to Pay Co-op Bank From M-Pesa

This is the flow Co-op Bank itself publishes on its FAQ page for depositing from M-Pesa into a Co-op Bank account:

1

Go to your M-Pesa menu

Select Lipa na M-Pesa, then Pay Bill.

2

Enter business number 400200

The same business number applies regardless of which Co-op Bank account you’re paying into.

3

Type the 14-digit account number, starting with 011

Co-op Bank’s own instructions are explicit: type it manually rather than copying and pasting it, to avoid hidden characters causing a mismatch.

4

Enter the amount and your M-Pesa PIN

Confirm and send. You’ll receive a confirmation SMS from both M-Pesa and Co-op Bank.

400200 is not the only Co-op Bank paybill — don’t confuse it with 400222. 400222 is Co-op Bank’s MCollection service, built for businesses and institutions (schools, chamas, landlords) that have registered separately and been issued a business code. Paying a business through 400222 uses that business code as the account reference, often followed by a “#” and an optional name or number — a different format entirely from the 14-digit personal account number used on 400200.

Repaying a Co-op Bank App Loan

Unlike some banks that run loan repayments through a separate paybill, Co-op Bank’s own FAQ confirms loan repayments also go through 400200 — the difference is the account reference. Send from your own M-Pesa number or someone else’s, using paybill 400200 with your salary account number as the account reference, and the repayment is deducted automatically when it falls due.

Banking by USSD: *667#

Co-op Bank’s mobile banking platform — the Co-op Bank App, also called MCo-op Cash — is reachable directly by USSD without a smartphone or data connection. Dial *667# and enter your 4-digit Mcoopcash PIN to reach the menu.

Dial
*667#
Access
Any handset, no internet needed

According to Co-op Bank’s own FAQs, once you’re through the PIN prompt the menu covers:

  • Balance enquiry — Account enquiry → Balance → select the account to query
  • Send money to mobile money (your own number or someone else’s)
  • Withdraw cash at an agent or ATM using a beneficiary code
  • Apply for or repay a Co-op Bank App loan, and check the loan balance
  • Reset your Mcoopcash PIN via a verified M-Pesa transaction
Note on the wallet vs. your bank account: Co-op Bank App loans are disbursed into a separate Co-op Bank App wallet, not directly into your main bank account — that wallet’s account number is your registered mobile number with a “1” appended at the end. You can transact from the wallet directly or move the funds into your salary or business account.

How Fees Actually Work

Paying 400200 through Lipa na M-Pesa is charged under Safaricom’s standard M-Pesa Paybill tariff — the same mechanism used for any business paybill in Kenya — so the fee depends on the amount and the tariff band it falls into. That figure is shown on the M-Pesa confirmation screen before you enter your PIN, and that’s the number to trust, since Safaricom periodically revises its published bands.

One thing Co-op Bank has publicly confirmed: balance enquiries through *667# carry no charge — the bank scrapped that fee outright rather than folding it into a bundle.

If a Payment Doesn’t Reflect

I sent to the wrong number or account

Contact Co-op Bank’s Contact Centre immediately on 0703 027 000 or 020 277 6000 so the transaction can potentially be reversed before the funds are withdrawn.

I can’t remember if I used 400200 or 400222

Check the M-Pesa confirmation SMS — it shows the exact paybill number used. If it went to the wrong one, contact the Contact Centre with your transaction code.

I’m locked out of *667# or forgot my Mcoopcash PIN

Dial *667# and choose the PIN reset option. You’ll be asked to confirm a KES 1 verification deposit via an M-Pesa PIN prompt, after which you’ll receive a one-time 6-digit password by SMS — valid for 30 minutes — to complete the reset.

Contact Co-op Bank Directly

For anything this page can’t resolve — a misdirected transfer, a locked account, or a diaspora payment — Co-op Bank’s own published contact channels are the fastest route:

Contact Centre0703 027 000 / 020 277 6000
Diaspora Bankingdiasporabanking@co-opbank.co.ke
SWIFT codeKCOOKENA
Bank code11000

FAQ: Co-op Bank Paybill

What is Co-op Bank’s paybill number?

400200. This is the paybill Co-operative Bank of Kenya publishes for sending money from M-Pesa into any Co-op Bank account.

Is 400222 the same as 400200?

No. 400222 is Co-op Bank’s MCollection paybill, used by businesses and institutions that have registered for it, with a business code as the account reference. 400200 is for depositing into a standard Co-op Bank account.

What account number format does Co-op Bank use?

A 14-digit number starting with 011. Co-op Bank’s own instructions say to type it manually rather than copy and paste it into the M-Pesa account field.

What is Co-op Bank’s USSD code?

*667#, which opens the Co-op Bank App (MCo-op Cash) menu for balance checks, transfers, and loans, secured with your Mcoopcash PIN.

Sourced from Co-operative Bank of Kenya’s own published pages: the “Ways to Bank” PayBill 400200 page, the PayBill 400222 (MCollection) page, and the Co-op Bank FAQ covering M-Pesa deposits, balance enquiry, *667# USSD banking, and Co-op Bank App loans, all at co-opbank.co.ke. This page is maintained by MyCyber Kenya and is not an official Co-op Bank channel — for account-specific issues, contact Co-op Bank using the details above.

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