Fictional website made only for software testing. Not a bank. No financial services are offered.

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Credit cards

A credit card that stays true to your values.

The Tayseer Islamic Card from Lanternvale Bank charges no interest. Instead you pay one fixed monthly Ujrah fee of JOD 4, whatever your balance.

Applications are not possible: this is a fictional test website.

Black geometric lattice pattern on white

Key benefits

Fixed JOD 4 a month

One Ujrah fee for the card's services. It does not grow with your balance.

No interest, ever

The card is based on Qard (a benevolent loan) plus a fixed service fee, with no interest charged.

Limit up to JOD 10,000

Flexible spending for everyday needs and travel.

Charity, not penalties

Late payment amounts are donated to charity and never become bank income.

Who it's for

For customers who want everyday card convenience in a Sharia-compliant way.

  • Salaried customers who avoid interest-based products
  • Families using Islamic accounts and finance with the bank
  • Pilgrims and travellers who want a card for trips abroad
  • Customers who prefer a fixed, predictable monthly cost

Features

  • No interest on balances
  • Fixed monthly Ujrah fee of JOD 4
  • Limit up to JOD 10,000
  • Contactless, online and mobile wallet payments
  • Card blocked for non-permissible merchant categories
  • Rewards points redeemable for charity donations or vouchers

How the Tayseer card works

When you use the card, the bank pays the merchant on your behalf, creating a Qard (an interest-free loan) that you repay. For providing the card, its services and its benefits, the bank charges a fixed monthly Ujrah (fee) of JOD 4. The fee is the same whether your balance is JOD 50 or JOD 5,000, so there is no interest.

Rates and figures

Tayseer card at a glance
ItemDetail
Monthly Ujrah feeJOD 4 (fixed)
InterestNone
Credit limitUp to JOD 10,000
StructureQard + Ujrah
Minimum payment5% of balance or JOD 20, whichever is higher

Fictional figures for software testing. Structure described for illustration.

Conventional card vs Tayseer card
Conventional credit cardTayseer Islamic Card
Cost of carrying a balanceInterest, e.g. 2.25% monthlyNo interest
Monthly costChanges with your balanceFixed JOD 4 Ujrah fee
Late payment amountBank incomeDonated to charity

Illustrative comparison. Fictional figures.

See all rates and fees

Fees and charges

Monthly Ujrah feeJOD 4
Cash withdrawalJOD 3 flat fee per withdrawal
Late paymentJOD 15, donated to charity
Foreign transactions2.25% of amount
Replacement cardJOD 5

Eligibility

  • Aged 21 or over
  • Minimum monthly salary JOD 500
  • Resident with a valid ID
  • Satisfactory credit check

Documents you need

  • National ID or passport with residence permit
  • Salary certificate
  • Proof of address

How to apply

  1. Apply in the app or at a branch
  2. Upload your salary certificate
  3. Get a decision within 2 working days
  4. Activate your card in the app

Get the card

Frequently asked questions

Is the monthly fee just interest with another name?

No. The Ujrah fee is fixed for the card's services and does not change with the amount you owe or how long you owe it.

Do I pay the fee if I don't use the card?

Yes, the JOD 4 monthly fee applies while the card is active.

Where can I not use the card?

The card is blocked at merchant categories that are not Sharia-compliant, such as gambling.

What happens to late payment amounts?

They are donated to charity through the bank's charity account and are never income for the bank.

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Lanternvale Bank is fictional and issues no cards. Card designs are illustrations with no payment network. Figures are examples for software testing only and, if real, would be subject to credit approval and local banking regulation. Sharia structures are described for testing and have not been reviewed by any real Sharia board.