Term Deposit-i Tawarruq

(Protected by PIDM up to RM250,000 for each depositor)

Watch your money consistently grow through our Term Deposit-i (Tawarruq) [TDT-i]. A capital guaranteed deposit account that allows you the flexibility of managing funds according to your short or long-term needs.

TDT-i offers an attractive upfront profit rate and on maturity you will be able to earn the returns based on the upfront profit rate contracted at point of sale. Indeed a peace of mind knowing that your funds are reaping the attractive returns and capital guaranteed.

Come over to any Bank Islam branches to open a TDT-i account starting today!

Benefits & Features

Tenure

1 – 60 months
Multiple of 1 month (starting from 1 – 12 months)
Multiple of 3 months (starting from 15 – 60 months)

PIDM Insurable

Protected by PIDM up to RM 250,000 for each depositor.

Premature Withdrawal

Pre-mature withdrawal is allowed but no profit will be paid
The Bank will charge the Customer for any brokerage fees/charges actually charged by any third party Commodity Trader for sale and purchase of the Commodity. However, the Customer shall only be liable to pay 50% of the total brokerage fees/charges and the amount payable shall be deducted from the Sale Price (Murabahah)

Profit Payment Frequency

Upon maturity (tenure up to 1 year)
Half-yearly profit payment (tenure above 1 year)

Auto Renewal

Allowed for the same deposit amount and for the same tenure
Allowed for the deposit amount plus profit and for the same tenure

Note: For auto-renewal of the deposit, the profit rate is to be based on the Bank’s prevailing profit rate at the point of renewal.

Brokerage Fee

Absorbed by the Bank

Underlying Asset for Commodity Murabahah Transaction

Crude Palm Oil (CPO) or other commodity as approved by Shariah

Mode of Operation

Certificate (branches)
eCertificate (Internet Banking)

Partial Withdrawal

Not Allowed

Withdrawal Channels

Internet Banking
Branches (Over-the-Counter)

Contract

Tawarruq

A tawarruq consists of two sale and purchase contracts. The first involves the sale of an asset by a seller to a purchaser on a deferred basis. Subsequently, the purchaser of the first sale will sell the same asset to a third party on a cash and spot basis.