Abstract
Many people assume that mudharabah savings in Islamic banks are the same as deposits in conventional banks. In contrast, mudharabah savings have their characteristics, one of which is adopting a revenue-sharing system in managing customer deposit funds. In this study, researchers used a normative method with a statutory approach and conceptual approach. The results of this study are the discovery of mudharabah contract characteristics in depositing customer funds in Islamic banks which can be seen from 6 things, namely investment deposits, legal subjects or parties, profit sharing, business risk distribution, guarantees, and fund withdrawals by the Customer.
 Keywords: Mudharabah Agreement; Depositing Customer Funds; Islamic
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