JAKARTA – PT Bank Muamalat Indonesia Tbk has reaffirmed its commitment to organizing Hajj through the launch of the Hajj Jamaah Savings Account Opening (RTJH) feature and payment of the initial deposit for the Hajj portion through the Muamalat DIN application.
Bank Muamalat President Director Achmad K. Permana said that this step is the latest innovation that makes it easy for customers to register for Hajj without having to come directly to the branch office.
"Customers only need to pay an initial deposit for Hajj registration of IDR 25 million through the Muamalat mobile banking application," he said at a press conference in Jakarta on Tuesday, April 26.
According to Permana, the nominal amount is a requirement to get the portion number determined by the Ministry of Religion.
"This innovation is a form of the company's support with the government to provide easy Hajj registration services for prospective pilgrims," he said.
Permana added, through this strategy, it is hoped that more millennial segments will be interested in registering for the pilgrimage.
"After making the payment, the customer will get proof of payment for the initial Hajj deposit and a validation number through the MDIN application. Furthermore, customers can access the Hajj Smart application belonging to the Ministry of Religion to get the portion number and year of departure or directly visit the Ministry of Religion Office according to the domicile on the ID card," he explained.
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Furthermore, Permana is optimistic that prospective Indonesian pilgrims who use the online Hajj registration feature will continue to grow because they are in line with the needs in the digital era.
"Bank Muamalat will also continue to provide education to young people to prepare for the Hajj in an optimal and planned manner from an early age," he stressed.
For information, currently, the majority shareholder of Bank Muamalat is the Hajj Financial Management Agency (BPKH) with 82.7 percent.
BPKH officially became the PSP of Bank Muamalat after receiving share grants from the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and SEDCO Group on 15 and 16 November 2021.
Apart from BPKH Bank Muamalat's shares are currently held by IsDB at 2 percent and other shareholders with a portion of 15.3 percent.
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