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If you have access to your build slave, you should configure the user that the Jenkins slave run as to be able to push to your repositories (and read).
I usually exchange ssh-keys with my repos, just if it was my daily user.
I know it might be easier some times to use the Credential Plugin, but make the local user have access make other things works easily also. Eg. scripts.
If you can run git commands, including push in a execute shell build step, your authentication works.
Hope this helps.