Ziidi Trader has broadened its user base by allowing investment through M-PESA with a wider range of identification documents. The platform now accepts foreign passports, Kenyan passports, and military IDs, making it easier for a larger group of individuals to participate in digital investing. This update reflects the platform's effort to increase financial inclusion and accessibility.

The change is particularly beneficial for military personnel and non-citizens who previously faced barriers to investing. By integrating these new ID types, Ziidi Trader aligns with broader trends in financial technology aimed at reaching more users. The move also supports Kenya's push for digital transformation in the financial sector.

The update comes as part of ongoing efforts to modernize investment options in the country. With more people able to access the platform, there is potential for increased participation in the stock market. The changes are expected to contribute to the growth of Kenya's digital economy.

The platform continues to focus on expanding its services while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. This development highlights the evolving landscape of financial services in Kenya.