Bank Kalsel Expands Sharia Services, Launches 3 New KCPS Offices in South Kalimantan
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| Bank Kalsel launches 3 new KCPS offices in South Kalimantan to expand sharia banking services and support inclusive economic growth. |
BANJARMASIN – Bank Kalsel continues to strengthen its commitment to advancing the sharia economy by officially launching three Sharia Sub-Branch Offices (KCPS) in strategic areas across South Kalimantan.
President Director Fachrudin stated that this expansion aims to bring more accessible, comfortable, and representative Islamic banking services closer to the community.
“The opening of these KCPS offices is intended to provide more convenient and accessible sharia banking services for the public,” Fachrudin said in Banjarmasin on Sunday.
He added that the initiative responds to the growing demand for financial services that align with Islamic principles, offering transparency and ethical banking solutions.
Expansion Targets Strategic Regions
The three newly launched KCPS offices are located in high-potential economic areas:
KCPS Tanjung (Tabalong Regency)
Designed to support industrial zones and serve as a buffer area for Indonesia’s new capital (IKN).KCPS Rantau (Tapin Regency)
Focused on strengthening local trade and agricultural sectors.KCPS Handil Bakti (Barito Kuala Regency)
Aimed at serving densely populated residential areas and inter-provincial routes between South Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan.
According to Fachrudin, this expansion goes beyond business growth and reflects the bank’s commitment to building an inclusive financial ecosystem.
“This is not just about achieving business targets, but also a tangible contribution to the development of an inclusive financial ecosystem in the region,” he emphasized.
Supporting SMEs and Financial Inclusion
The presence of these new KCPS offices is expected to improve access to sharia banking services, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and retail customers.
Bank Kalsel also aims to ensure that its services remain transparent, easy to understand, and fully compliant with Islamic financial principles.
This move is seen as a key step in accelerating financial literacy and inclusion in regions that previously had limited access to optimal banking services.
Long-Term Commitment
This expansion is part of Bank Kalsel’s long-term strategy to strengthen its role as a regional bank that adapts to the evolving needs of modern society.
With a broader service network, the bank remains optimistic about becoming a driving force behind the growth of the sharia economy in South Kalimantan.
FAQ
1. What is KCPS at Bank Kalsel?
KCPS stands for Sharia Sub-Branch Office, providing Islamic banking services.
2. Where are the new KCPS locations?
They are located in Tanjung (Tabalong), Rantau (Tapin), and Handil Bakti (Barito Kuala).
3. What is the purpose of opening these offices?
To expand access to convenient, transparent, and inclusive sharia banking services.
4. Who benefits from this expansion?
SMEs, retail customers, and the broader community seeking Islamic financial services.
5. Is this part of a business strategy?
Yes, but it also reflects a commitment to regional economic development and financial inclusion.
