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FBS Customer Service & Contact

FBS runs 24/7 customer support for Kenyan clients, mainly through live chat, with email and a help centre for account, KYC and M-Pesa funding queries. Live chat is staffed around the clock, so East Africa Time (EAT) working hours don't limit when you can get help.

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FBS staffs live chat around the clock, so Kenyan clients get help outside typical East Africa Time (EAT) office hours too; email and a self-service help centre back it up for account, KYC and M-Pesa funding questions.

Ways to contact FBS — and when to use each

ChannelBest forWhen
Live chatQuick questions, account and deposit help24/7
EmailDocument submission and detailed queriesReplies within business hours
Help centre / FAQSelf-service answers on accounts, funding and platformsAnytime

Live chat and the current contact list are reachable from your FBS Personal Area or the public help centre — expect a first reply within a couple of minutes on most channels.

FBS deposit & withdrawal methods and times

MethodDepositTypical withdrawal time
M-PesaInstantWithin ~1 business day
Visa / MastercardInstantWithin ~1 business day
SkrillInstantWithin ~1 business day
NetellerInstantWithin ~1 business day
Bank wire transfer1–3 business days3–7 business days

FBS typically charges no deposit or withdrawal fee itself; M-Pesa and other payment providers may apply their own charge. Times are indicative.

Frequently asked questions

Does FBS support respond outside Kenyan business hours?
Yes — live chat runs 24/7, so EAT time zone doesn't limit when you can reach an agent.
Can I ask about a stuck M-Pesa deposit via live chat?
Yes, live chat and email both handle funding queries, including M-Pesa deposits and withdrawal status.
Are FBS withdrawals free for Kenyan clients?
FBS itself typically doesn't charge for deposits or withdrawals; a payment provider such as your bank or e-wallet may apply its own small fee.

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