Rahisi kabisa. Four steps and you're done.

1

Lipa

Pay with M-Pesa, card or your Chota Jaza wallet. From as little as KES 10.

2

Chagua

Choose your product and the exact amount you want — by grams, millilitres or by the money you have. The screen shows the price before you confirm.

3

Jaza

Hold your container under the nozzle and watch it fill. Every gram is weighed, every millilitre metered.

4

Okoa

You just paid the fair bulk price — typically 20–40% less than small packs — and used no packaging at all.

What we sell

Unga wa ugaliUnga wa nganoMchele SukariMafuta ya kupikiaSabuni ya maji Fresh milk — coming soon

The Chota Jaza wallet

Load once, refill all week. The free Chota Jaza wallet lets you pay in seconds, keeps your receipts, earns loyalty bonuses, and lets you send refill money to family — mama can shop even when the phone with M-Pesa is at work with baba.

Your container

Any clean, dry container works — your bottle, your gorogoro, your jerrican. Don't have one? Buy a durable food-grade Chota Jaza container at the station for a one-off KES 50–150 and reuse it for years.

Your container remembers you

Every Chota Jaza container carries a small tag the machine recognises. Tap it and it knows your wallet, your loyalty points, and how much plastic you have kept off your street — so refilling takes seconds and your savings add themselves up.

Trust box

Look for the seals: every machine displays its government Weights & Measures certificate, and every batch of stock is traceable back to the miller or refiner. If anything is not right, tell the agent or WhatsApp us — we make it right.