Sharia micro financial institutions

Financial institutions whose business activities are carried out with sharia principles, including business development and community empowerment services, either through loans or financing in micro-scale businesses to members and the community, savings management, as well as providing business development consulting services. Included in this group are Baitul Maal wa Tamwil (BMT), Baitul Tamwil Muhammaddiyah (BTM), and the like.

Other monetary intermediation

Receiving deposits and or or closing deposits and providing credit or loan funds. Credit assistance can take various forms, such as loans, secured loans, credit cards and others. These activities are generally carried out by financial institutions other than the central bank, such as financial intermediary services that are not classified elsewhere, such as loan sharks, credit unions, postal giro and laku pandai (postal savings) activities, special institutions authorized to provide credit for home purchases and also taking deposits and money order activities (money transfer).

Sharia business unit

The activities of a work unit from the head office of a Conventional Commercial Bank which functions as the main office of an office or unit carrying out business activities based on sharia principles, or a work unit in a branch office of a bank domiciled abroad which carries out conventional business activities. serves as the main office of the sharia sub-branch office and or or sharia unit

Cooperative save loan or conventional save loan unit

Cooperative businesses that run their business conventionally, such as receiving deposits and providing loans to their members. This includes cooperatives that have savings and loans units

Sharia conventional loan save cooperations or units

Cooperative businesses that run their business according to sharia principles, such as accepting deposits and providing loans to their members. This includes cooperatives that have savings and loan units and Baitul Maal wa Tamwil (BMT) cooperatives.

Lembaga keuangan mikro konvensional

Financial institutions whose business activities run their business conventionally, including business development and community empowerment services, either through loans or financing in micro-scale businesses to members and the community, savings management, as well as providing business development consulting services. Financial institutions included in this group include Village Banks, Lumbung Desa, Market Banks, Employee Banks, Village Credit Bodies (BKD), District Credit Bodies (BKK), Small People's Business Credit (KURK), District Credit Institutions (LPK), Bank Karya Village Production (BKPD), Rural Credit Business Entity (BUKP), and the like

Devisa sharia commercial bank

Banking activities that run their business according to the principles of sharia, where the main activity is collecting public funds in the form of savings and syirkah which rules follow Islamic law and channeling the funds back in the form of providing credit. Sharia Commercial Bank is a Sharia Bank which in its activities provides services in payment traffic and obtains a letter of appointment from Bank Indonesia to be able to conduct banking business activities in foreign currency and or or conduct banking transactions with foreign parties. For example Bank Muamalat.

Non devisa sharia commercial banks

Banking activities that run their business according to the principles of sharia, where the main activity is collecting public funds in the form of savings and syirkah which rules follow Islamic law and channeling the funds back in the form of providing credit. Sharia Commercial Bank is a Sharia Bank which in its activities provides services in payment traffic as well as conducting business activities in rupiah and or or conducting banking transactions with domestic parties.

Bank pembiayaan rakyat (bpr) syariah

Banking activities that run their business according to sharia principles, which only accept savings in the form of savings and syirkah and provide small-scale credit in the short term to the public by following Islamic law. Sharia Rural Banks (BPR) are Sharia Banks which in their activities do not provide services in payment traffic

Non devised private commercial banks

Private-owned banks that can carry out banking business activities in rupiah and or or conduct banking transactions with domestic parties.