UIF Corporation, through University Bank, is pleased to announce a banking experience that aligns with Shariah Compliant Principles.
A New Faith-Based Banking Experience!
UIF is proud to partner with University Bank (Member FDIC) to offer a personal banking experience that aligns with your values and principles. UIF’s commitment to faith-based principles ensures that your financial journey is not only secure but also ethically sound.
All profit-sharing accounts are available to consumers nationwide with an anticipated return derived from UIF’s Shariah-compliant portfolio of assets, including our Faith-Based Residential, Commercial, Vehicle Finance, and other Faith-Based Portfolios originated and/or managed by UIF Corporation.
Current Account Types Available
Profit-Sharing Personal Savings Account
Benefit from anticipated Halal returns made accessible with a low minimum opening balance of just $500.
Profit-Sharing Time Deposit Account
Profit Sharing Time Deposit Account, a unique financial product engineered for the consumers seeking a Sharia-compliant way to grow their finances.
Manage your finances with ease through the user-friendly online and mobile banking platforms. Access your accounts, pay bills, and transfer funds securely, anytime, anywhere. Take control of your finances in a way that aligns with Islamic principles.
“I have a few deposits with UIF and I like the fact that they have an App to see how much profit I earned, once in a while. I didn’t know where to put my savings to make profit in a halal way, I am happy that I found them. I don’t think any other Islamic organization offer this service. Sister Nayar Manzoor is a big help, always there for me to answer my questions and make the deposits easy to manage.”
“UIF Customer Service for setting up Time Deposit Account is exceptionally good. Sr Nayar Manzoor is prompt in answering and is always available. Time Deposit accounts are a great way to help the community through halal investment. It enables the investor to take control of their investment from going to overseas projects and other controversial companies in this trepid climate.”