Ruling on opening a savings account in Dar as-Safa’, Morocco, which belongs to a riba-based bank
Question

                What is the ruling on opening a savings account in Dar as-Safa’, Morocco, which belongs to a riba-based bank, for the purpose of receiving one’s salary instead of receiving it in a current account in a riba-based bank?

In addition to that, what is the ruling on using a credit card to get “advance cash”?.
Praise be to Allah.
    Firstly: 

    If Dar as-Safa’ adheres to the shar‘i regulations on 
    investing money and submits to trustworthy shar i supervision of its 
    actions, it is permissible to invest in it in what is called a savings 
    account and so on. 

    For more information on the conditions of shar‘i investment 
    please see the answer to question no.
    114537

    With regard to the salary, it is permissible to invest it in 
    an Islamic bank or an institution that adheres to the shar‘i rulings, as 
    mentioned above. If there is no such bank and there is a need to receive 
    one’s salary or protect one’s money, it is permissible to put it in a 
    current account in a riba-based bank. 

    Secondly: 

    There is nothing wrong with using the credit or Visa card to 
    withdraw cash, if it is a “goodly loan (qard hasan)” in which no interest is 
    stipulated and there is no penalty for late payment, because those 
    conditions come under the heading of riba, which is haraam. Also included 
    under the heading of riba which is haraam is the kind of fee imposed by some 
    banks for issuing the card or withdrawing money that are higher than the 
    actual costs. 

    See also the answer to question no.
    128460 

    And Allah knows best.