BSI Optimizes ZISWAF Distribution for 300,000 Indonesians

Commitment to Sustainable Finance

PT Bank Syariah Indonesia Tbk (BSI) remains committed to becoming the largest sustainable and healthy Islamic bank capable of competing globally. The bank's strategy is built on three pillars of sustainable finance: sustainable banking, sustainable operations, and sustainable beyond banking. BSI's CEO, Anggoro Eko Cahyo, emphasized that the bank is consistently building a strong foundation both in business and social contribution for Indonesian society.

Unique Value of Islamic Banking

The uniqueness of Islamic banks lies in their ability to distribute larger zakat amounts as their profits grow, aligning with their role in promoting economic growth and societal welfare. Through the distribution of ZISWAF, BSI commits to being a financial, social, and spiritual companion that creates sustainable impact.

Distribution Details

As of September 2025, BSI has distributed Rp159.2 billion to over 300,000 beneficiaries across various sectors:

• 9,847 beneficiaries in economic sector
• 13,848 beneficiaries in education
• 226,160 beneficiaries in humanitarian aid
• 23,447 beneficiaries in health
• 34,186 beneficiaries in literacy and advocacy

These distributions were made possible through collaborations with BSI Maslahat across various programs such as Desa BSI, BSI Scholarship, and humanitarian and social programs.

Supporting Government Initiatives

BSI's initiatives align with President Prabowo's Asta Cita vision to enhance public welfare through community empowerment, education improvement, and support for various humanitarian programs. BSI has been recognized for its commitment to social responsibility, achieving 91.7% compliance with ISO 26000 standards in integrating social responsibility principles into its operations, including governance, human rights, environmental practices, and community development.