Frequently Asked Questions.

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About Jomdana-i Islamic Commodity Financing

01What is Jomdana-i Islamic Commodity Financing?

Jomdana-i Islamic Commodity Financing is a Shariah-compliant financing facility structured based on the Tawarruq / Commodity Murabahah concept. Under this structure, commodity transactions are conducted in accordance with Shariah principles to provide financing proceeds to eligible customers. The commodity trading process is facilitated through Sedania as the commodity trading platform provider.

02Is Jomdana-i Islamic Commodity Financing Shariah-compliant?

Yes. Jomdana-i Islamic Commodity Financing is structured in accordance with Shariah principles applicable to Tawarruq / Commodity Murabahah financing arrangements. The financing process includes: • Commodity purchase transaction • Commodity sale transaction • Murabahah (cost-plus-profit) arrangement • Proper contractual documentation The product is subject to the company’s Shariah governance framework and applicable Malaysian regulatory requirements.

03What is Tawarruq?

Tawarruq is a Shariah-compliant financing structure involving the purchase and sale of commodities. In this arrangement: 1. The financier purchases commodities from a commodity supplier. 2. The commodities are sold to the customer at a deferred selling price. 3. The commodities are subsequently sold to a third-party buyer. 4. The customer receives the cash proceeds from the commodity sale.

04What is Commodity Murabahah?

Commodity Murabahah is a cost-plus-profit sale transaction where the financier discloses the cost of the commodity and the profit margin to the customer. The selling price is payable on a deferred basis. It is a key component of the Tawarruq structure used in Jomdana-i Islamic Commodity Financing.

05Who is Sedania?

Sedania is the appointed commodity trading platform provider used to facilitate commodity transactions for Jomdana-i Islamic Commodity Financing. The platform supports the execution and recording of commodity purchase and sale transactions required under the Tawarruq structure.

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Eligibility & Application

01Who can apply for Jomdana-i Islamic Commodity Financing?

Applicants must meet the company’s eligibility criteria, which may include: • Malaysian citizen or eligible resident • Aged 18 years and above • Valid identification document (NRIC) • Stable source of income • Satisfactory financing assessment result Additional eligibility requirements may apply.

02How do I apply?

Customers may apply through the company’s approved digital platform or official application channel. The application process generally includes: 1. Download the Jomdana app and register with an active mobile number. 2. Complete identity verification (eKYC), including NRIC and selfie verification. 3. Submit personal, employment, and bank account details. 4. Undergo financing assessment. 5. Upon approval, select the financing amount and tenure. 6. Digitally execute the financing documents. 7. Financing proceeds will be disbursed to your verified bank account after completion of the Tawarruq commodity transactions.

03What documents are required?

Required documents may include: • NRIC / Identification document • Bank account details • Additional supporting documents if requested The company may request additional documents during the assessment process.

04How long does the application process take?

Application processing time depends on: • Completeness of submitted information • Identity verification outcome • Financing assessment result • Operational processing timelines Customers will receive status updates through the approved communication channels.

05What is the main process before disbursement?

The application process consists of four main stages: • Request Submission — The user submits a financing request through the app. • Sign Financing Agreement — After the request is submitted, the user must sign the Murabahah financing agreement electronically. • Financing Assessment — Once the agreement is signed, the system performs the financing assessment. • Disbursement — Upon successful assessment, the funds are disbursed to the user’s bank account.

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Financing Assessment

01How is my application assessed?

Applications are assessed based on multiple factors, including: • Identity verification results • Income and affordability assessment • Credit evaluation • Fraud and risk screening • Internal financing criteria All applications are subject to the company’s internal approval process.

02Will my credit record be checked?

Yes. The company may conduct credit-related assessments and verification checks in accordance with applicable Malaysian laws and regulatory requirements.

03How much can I get if it is my first time applying for financing?

Your approved amount is based on your overall financial behavior, including payment history, income stability, and existing obligations. By keeping consistent on-time payments and a healthy credit standing, you may have a great chance of an increase during your next Jomdana-i financing application review. We are committed to helping you build stronger financial momentum.

04Can my application be rejected?

Yes. Applications may be rejected if the applicant does not meet the financing eligibility or risk assessment requirements. The company reserves the right to decline applications in accordance with internal policies and applicable regulations.

05Can I apply again if I was rejected?

Yes, you can apply again. Check your Jomdana app’s homepage to see when you become eligible to reapply.

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Financing Offer & Agreement

01What information will be shown in the financing offer?

The financing offer may include: • Approved financing amount • Financing tenure • Profit rate • Monthly payment amount • Total payment obligation • Wakalah Fee • Processing Fee • Stamp Duty Fee • Late payment charges • Important financing terms and conditions Customers are encouraged to review all financing terms carefully before acceptance.

02Do I need to sign any documents?

Yes. Customers are required to digitally execute the applicable financing documents before financing disbursement. These documents may include: Murabahah Agreement.

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Commodity Trading Process

01Why is commodity trading required?

Commodity trading is a core requirement of the Tawarruq / Commodity Murabahah financing structure to ensure Shariah compliance. The financing proceeds are generated through the purchase and sale of commodities.

02Will I personally manage the commodity transactions?

No. Customers may authorize the company to act on their behalf for specific commodity trading activities where permitted under the applicable financing arrangement.

03Can I request details of the commodity transactions?

Yes. Customers may request relevant transaction records or certificates related to the commodity trading process, subject to the company’s operational procedures.