Abdul Aziz, Muhammad (2022) The Overview of Sharia Principles on BSI Mobile Banking. Al-Iktisab, 6 (2). pp. 207-226. ISSN 2615-661X

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Abstract

Information technology that has developed so rapidly in recent years has directed the focus of large banks to digital services, including mobile banking. The internet's rapid growth is changing how companies connect with their customers, and the banking business is no exception. Of course, the concept of blessing must be prioritized by every Muslim, especially in banking institutions. This research aims to analyse the BSI Mobile application's existing mobile banking service system. In 2021, Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) started to merge 3 (three) Islamic commercial banks in Indonesia, at the same time, to support the development of information technology (especially in banking), BSI has also created a BSI Mobile application to facilitate transactions. This research is qualitative research with a grounded research approach and uses a qualitative descriptive analysis method. However, even though the service system in the BSI Mobile application has met customer needs and is under the basic principles of sharia, many customers or the Muslim community who have not used it do not even know the system and application. Ultimately, it will impact applications that cannot be utilized optimally. Based on the results of research that the researcher have done, the BSI mobile banking service system should emphasize the publication and socialization of BSI Mobile products with various methods, including approaches that use sharia principles because legal regulations will be applied due to threats and legal causes that occur.

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