How do you think banks make money, how does a bank make money to pay its employees and business operational?
Does the bank rely solely on interest on loans from banks?
At first glance, the bank does look like a social institution which doesn't prioritize profits and which's most widely used by the community especially to overcome financial problems either by ways saving, credit, deposits or other financial activities. The bank also seems to be very helpful, even though its activities only save people's money, and channel it through thousands of ATM machines, which they have provided. But make no mistake, it's precisely the bank's a financial institution that reaps huge profits, even the advantage's the priority.
The main sources of income for each bank are interest (conventional banks), profit sharing (Islamic banks), confiscated assets, monthly administration fees, transfer fees to other accounts, etc.