Prime Bank (Hasanah) Islamic credit cards

Who Prime Bank (Hasanah) are

An Islamic window: a Shariah-compliant division inside a conventional bank.

Prime Bank's 'Hasanah' Islamic window issues two Visa credit cards — Visa Hasanah Platinum and Visa Hasanah Gold — and NAMES THE SHARIAH CONTRACT, which most Bangladeshi issuers do not: both product pages say the card operates 'under the "Ujrah" concept'. It is demonstrably a SEPARATE PRODUCT, not a rebadge: the bank's Credit Card Schedule of Charges PDF contains two distinct tables, page 1 headed 'Prime Bank Credit Card Schedule of Charges (Conventional)' and page 2 'Prime Bank Credit Card Schedule of Charges (Hasanah)', and the site keeps the ranges on separate URL trees under separate nav sections. A profit-free window of up to 45 days applies if the previous month's total outstanding is paid in full, and the annual fee is waived on 15 transactions (ATM excluded). MAJOR DISCLOSURE FAILURE: the Hasanah fee table itself is IMAGE-RENDERED inside that PDF. Four independent extractors (PyMuPDF, pdfplumber, pypdf, direct fitz) return nothing but the footnotes, so not one Hasanah fee could be read. The English half of the bank's own Hasanah Credit Card FAQ is likewise image-rendered, and its Bangla half extracts as mojibake. CRITICAL TRAP: the CONVENTIONAL page of the same PDF prints 'Effective interest rate may vary from 17.91% to 21.20%' — those figures must NEVER be attributed to the Hasanah cards.