REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- PT Bank Syariah Indonesia Tbk (BSI) continues to commit to providing banking services to meet customers' needs, one of which is by providing weekend banking services, during Ramadan (March) BSI opened 1024 weekend banking branches throughout Indonesia. This is a form of BSI's commitment to realize beyond sharia banking.
BSI Corporate Secretary Gunawan Arif Hartoyo said weekend banking on March 23 was opened in a number of strategic areas to optimize customer services, especially cash withdrawals and transfers. Furthermore, today BSI has also been equipped with a cash deposit machine (CRM) to help customers make deposits. However, due to the high interest of the public and the significant volume of deposits, the company decided to open a branch in order to speed up the customer deposit process.
Especially today, March 23, 2024, the Company set up 1010 limited service branches throughout the Region Office located in Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Papua, Bali, Nusa Tenggara. Operating hours are from 08.00-16.00 local time.
BSI optimizes customer service during Ramadan, one of them by opening weekend banking in 1,024 BSI outlets across Indonesia. Customer service officers and tellers are serving customers at BSI The Tower Branch Office, Jakarta.
In addition to making deposits, Gunawan also said customers can withdraw cash at branches during weekend banking. Transfer services also remain available. In addition, BSI also provides customer care services on weekends. Finally, customers can use the deposit service, especially for institutional customers and pay partners, through BSI branch offices this weekend.
Through weekend banking services, customers can also make limited transactions that support their daily service needs. Such as Pertamina and institutional payment transactions, cash deposits or non-clearing checks, cash withdrawals or non-clearing checks, account opening, tax deposit transactions, complaint handling and other transactions in accordance with the conditions set by Bank Indonesia.