Samar Islami Term Deposit

Savings with an optimized special profit!

U Bank Islamic Banking offers Samar Islami Term Deposit facility which is a Shari’ah-compliant remunerative term deposit account for individuals and entities, offering a complete range of short-term and long-term investment opportunities. Individuals or entities can receive a return on their deposits through the Islamic mode – Mudarabah.

Salient Features

Investment opportunity for individuals and entities

Minimum investment limit PKR 5,000

Monthly and at maturity profit payment option

Multiple tenure investment options: from 1 month up to 3 years

No maximum limit on investment

Required Documents

Valid CNIC
Passport-sized photograph
Proof of Income
Terms and Conditions are applicable

FAQs

Who can invest in Samar Islami Term Deposit?

Sole proprietors, individuals, corporate entities

How can I open an Islamic TD at U Bank?

Visit your nearest U Bank Islamic Banking branch
Provide the necessary KYC documents
Sign the account opening form and submit

What is the eligibility criteria for this account?

Any resident Pakistani with a valid CNIC/NICOP

How is this different from the conventional Term Deposit account?

Term Deposit in Islamic banks is based on the concept of Mudarabah whereas in Conventional banks this account is opened on loan or Qard basis.

What is the minimum investment amount?

PKR 5,000

What documentation do I need to open this account?

Valid CNIC
Passport-sized photograph
Proof of Income

What is the tenure of the TD?

1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, 2 years, and 3 years

How long does the account opening process take place?

2-3 working days in most cases

Is the profit payout monthly or annually?

Monthly and at maturity

Can I extract my TD before maturity?

Yes

Is this Shari’ah-compliant banking?

Yes – It is Shari’ah-compliant remunerative account

Success Stories

Bringing Dreams to Life

Yasir Sheikh, a resident of Sheikh Muhalla in Shikarpur, Sindh, always dreamed of running his own business. He began with a small cart selling snacks on the street and gradually expanded to owning a grocery store. As his family grew, Yasir’s desire to provide a quality education for his children intensified. He enrolled them in good private schools, but soon found himself struggling to manage the school fees alongside daily expenses. Faced with the difficult choice between feeding his family and paying for education, Yasir felt overwhelmed and worried. In search of a solution, Yasir turned to U Bank for financial support. The bank's staff guided him through the loan options, and he quickly secured the necessary funds with Barhta Karobar Plus Loan. Within a year, Yasir not only expanded his grocery business but also successfully repaid the loan. Today, his store offers a wider variety of products, his income has increased, and his children are receiving the education he always dreamed of providing. Yasir’s story is a testament to how U Bank's microfinance services can empower small businesses to improve lives and livelihoods in Pakistan.

From Salesman to Business Owner

M. Iqbal Qadri from Adda Shabeel, Sahiwal – Punjab, Pakistan, is a determined business owner, who was working for a small pharmacy as a salesman before progressing to opening his own shop in Sahiwal. Sahiwal, where he is from, is an agricultural region and his family had traditionally been farmers. Between 2006 and 2007, Iqbal worked as a salesman, before he decided to open up his own retail store. He further required capital to expand it and increase his customer inflow. With suggestions from his friends, he twice availed the U Bank Islamic Banking - Apna Karobar Premium Murabaha Financing facility to add investment to his store for its growth. Today, he owns the shop himself, has added inventory and variety to his store, does not have to pay rent, sends his kids to good schools, and is living a good life.

U Bank Transforming Lives of Entrepreneurs

In the rural town of Kot Laysan, Rajanpur, Punjab, Tauqeer Ahmed has been running a successful clothing shop in Saddar Bazaar for 16 years, offering a wide variety of female clothing, from formal wedding clothes to casual dresses. Before starting his own business, Tauqeer worked as a salesman in a jewelry store for a decade, where he struggled with financial constraints. Realizing the potential in the clothing market, he decided to open his own shop, which required less initial investment and promised higher sales. To further expand his business, Tauqeer turned to U Bank for a Running Finance facility. The bank responded promptly, processing his loan quickly and offering a low markup rate. With this financial support, Tauqeer was able to invest in his business, resulting in substantial growth. Now, he enjoys daily sales of thousands of rupees, his income has improved significantly, and he has elevated his household's living standards. Tauqeer’s story highlights the vital role that U Bank's microfinance services play in empowering small and medium-sized businesses in Pakistan.

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