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<p> <span class="fontstyle0">This study describes the practice of exchanging coins in the application as<br /> well as an overview of Islamic law regarding the exchange of coins for money and<br /> goods in the application, which is motivated by the emergence of a transaction of<br /> exchanging intangible goods, namely coins with tangible goods, namely money and<br /> merchandise in an application. The transaction process for exchanging points for<br /> money takes place in the application by means of the user pressing the point<br /> withdrawal button and selecting the desired exchange amount and merchindizing. The<br /> status of the exchange object, namely the coin, also needs to be examined from the<br /> perspective of Islamic law related to muamalah by using empirical research methods<br /> and qualitative research types. Data collection techniques by observation, interviews,<br /> and document review with data analysis techniques using data reduction, data<br /> presentation and drawing conclusions. The results of this study indicate that in the<br /> practice of exchanging coins for money and merchandise on the application, sighat<br /> (qabul consent) is not directly stated between the parties, but the sighat appears in the<br /> deed. The transaction mechanism is illustrated in the form of exchanging intangible<br /> goods in the form of coins where the seller, namely the Application user, makes the<br /> exchange by pressing the withdraw money/balance button and the buyer, the Fund<br /> gives money sent to the E-wallet Fund balance and mercidize. The application coin,<br /> which has accumulated 1 coin equivalent to 1 rupiah, is known and agreed upon by<br /> both parties. And in terms of Islamic law, the practice of exchanging points for money<br /> in the application is permissible because it fulfills the conditions and pillars of buying<br /> and selling which are illustrated by actions. Coins are obtained from doing missions<br /> watching 15-30 minute videos and inviting new users. Acquisition of these points using<br /> a selling contract based on the basic concept of muamalah Ju'alah remains valid if the<br /> commission/reward given is in the form of goods and not money so that the points<br /> become legitimate objects/goods in a sale and purchase transaction. Ijab qobul in the<br /> transaction is illustrated on the basis of willingness between parties which is illustrated</span><br style="font-variant-numeric: normal; font-variant-east-asian: normal; font-variant-alternates: normal; line-height: normal; text-align: -webkit-auto; text-size-adjust: auto;" /> </p>