The goal of this study is to determine the flow of non-cash payments utilizing the My Pertamina application and the maslahah mursalah perspective. This study employs a literature review or literature study with secondary data sources from journals, books, theses, theses, dissertations, and websites that give credible data for qualitative descriptive analysis. The results of the study indicate that the flow of payments using the My Pertamina application can be made in cash or non-cash using the LinkAja application or a debit/credit card, and the application of the My Pertamina application as a non-cash payment system for purchasing fuel at gas stations is not appropriate from the perspective of maslahah mursalah. Because some requirements for the adoption of maslahah mursalah as Islamic law legislation cannot yet be satisfied. The purpose of this research is to gain a better understanding of the flow of non-cash payments and their application in the My Pertamina application in terms of the benefits of the mursalah, so that My Pertamina can realize the benefits of the mursalah for the broader community and innovate in the future to increase the level of public trust in the My Pertamina application.
Indonesia is the home country for many Muslim, management and effectiveness of zakah is essential to the society. In the era of digital technology government imperative to use technology to improve the classical zakat administration ensure the transpiration and principle of easiness payment of zakah. This paper giving study of perspective of the economic islam and potential application zakah on cryptocurrency. This is a qualitative approach where the primary resource from Indonesia zakah administration laws and the secondary source as journal, article and published report. The finding of this paper suggest that government and NGO should give facility and accepting payment zakah in crypto, the capability of transfer is more transparent and cross the border of the country using blockchains technology. Give society more secure and trust in zakah organization in Indonesia. This research will assist the zakah administration in Indonesai to adopt technology in this regard.
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