In this glorious era, the term bank is familiar. For all citizens who want security in depositing money. Besides being safer for saving money in a bank, banks also offer benefits that can be obtained by customers who will save money in the bank. So more or more all the people entrust security in storing their wealth in the bank. It is generally known that in the banking world, banks are divided into two namely Sharia and Conventional. Sharia banks are banks that carry out their business activities based on Sharia principles, or Islamic legal principles regulated in the fatwa of the Indonesian Ulema Council according to Law No.21 of 2008. Whereas Conventional banks are banks that conduct conventional business activities based on established procedures and regulations by the state. It is often a question that is asked by many people in choosing the place or bank to be entrusted to entrust their wealth, such as the question, what is the difference between Sharia banks and Conventional banks?
