USDT to KES rate — Kenya
A typical buy costs 132.99 KES and a typical sell fetches 126.95 KES. 6 venues carry the currency, with 242 ads live right now.
Prices by venue KES
Median ads as of 31 October 2026. Not the single best offer but the typical one: order books always carry a tail of unrealistic prices. The live table above refreshes on its own.
| Venue | Buy | Sell | Ads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bybit | 131.3 | 130.17 | 158 |
| LBank | 134 | 128.05 | 54 |
| KuCoin | 131.98 | 125.82 | 47 |
| Telegram Wallet | 132.8 | 124.81 | 32 |
| MEXC | 149 | 192.05 | 20 |
| WEEX | 194.4 | 126.8 | 15 |
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What does USDT cost in KES?
Roughly 132.99 KES to buy and 126.95 KES to sell. Those are medians across all venues; the table above updates live.
Which exchanges carry KES?
Bybit, KuCoin, lbank, MEXC, wallet, weex — 6 venues in total.
Why do prices differ between exchanges?
The Kenyan Shilling market is fragmented: venues sit 48.35% apart, and flow between them is obstructed, so prices do not converge.
What is the buy-sell gap?
The distance between what people give the currency up for and what they take it back at. Buying and immediately selling costs you exactly that, currently about 4.75%.
As of this page's build (31 October 2026) a typical buy costs 132.99 KES and a typical sell fetches 126.955 KES. 6 venues carry the currency, with 242 ads live. The gap between the main venues is 48.35%. Venues: Bybit, KuCoin, LBank, MEXC, Telegram Wallet, WEEX. The live table above refreshes on its own.
How the Kenyan Shilling market is shaped
The Kenyan Shilling trades on 6 of the venues we cover, and right now they hold around 242 ads totalling 589K USDT. Most of them sit on Bybit.
The typical price is 132.99 KES to buy and 126.95 KES to sell. The gap between them, 4.75%, is exactly what you lose buying and immediately selling back. It is not an exchange fee but the natural distance between demand and supply, and it narrows as the market deepens.
How far the venues diverge
The cheapest and dearest exchange for this currency currently sit 48.35% apart, measured across the 3 venues that carry this market. That is a lot: the market is fragmented, the venues are barely connected, and looking at only one of them is a reliable way to overpay. A gap that size usually means flow between venues is obstructed — by banking limits, verification requirements, or simply too few merchants.
How this compares with other currencies
By ad count this is the 29th largest of the 69 currencies with a page of their own here. The gap between venues here is the widest of all these currencies — the venues are barely connected at all.
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