Weekly update — 8 Jul 2026

Headline

Participants by engagement tier this period.

62% of active participants logged both inflows and outflows this period — the program's strongest two-sided logging rate in six weeks.

What's working

Daily transactions across the period; dashed line is the 7-day rolling median.

• 1.Aline Uwase7 days
• 2.Hassan Abdi Noor7 days
• 3.Grace Wanjiku6 days
• 4.Ibrahim Okello6 days
• 5.Fatuma Hersi6 days

Logging discipline continued to build. The share of active participants logging both inflows and outflows rose 6 points to 62%, with 52 participants keeping two-sided records. A record 58 active participants hit the 3-day logging target, lifting the hit rate to 69%.

Logging activity

Event volume vs prior period — counts, not currency amounts.

Event volume grew across the board. Inflow events rose from 1,445 to 1,642 and outflow events from 261 to 312. Transactions per active participant climbed 8% to 23.3. The share logging both sides rose 6 points to 62%, with 52 participants now maintaining two-sided records.

New vs returning

Share of this period's transactions from newly onboarded vs returning participants.

Nine new participants joined this period, contributing 172 transactions — up from six new participants and 61 transactions in the prior period. Returning participants logged 1,782 transactions, showing the established base stays highly engaged.

Watchpoints

Distribution of participants by active-day buckets · days with ≥1 transaction in period.

Two items to watch. First, 24 participants (16%) have slipped to dormant, logging nothing for three or more weeks — a focused re-engagement list rather than a broad problem. Second, while two-sided logging rose, expense logging still trails sales logging by roughly five to one, so cost visibility remains partial for many businesses. Both are addressable with light-touch coaching.

Stats snapshot