This paper discusses the buying and selling of credit, which has the potential to contain usury. The sale and purchase of credit are examined from the hadith's perspective about buying and selling and the hadith about usury. This paper aims to highlight the allowable and prohibited buying and selling of credit, which departs from the traditions about buying and selling and usury. By looking at what kind of buying and selling of credit is allowed in Islam, it is hoped that it can understand the public who carry out credit buying and selling transactions. This article uses qualitative research that is the library in nature. The materials in this study were taken from library materials such as books and scientific articles published in journals related to the issues discussed, namely the implementation of the traditions of buying and selling and usury on the credit system. The data analysis techniques used were data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results of the analysis show that getting a profit more than the regular price in buying and selling credit is something logical because buying and selling credit makes it easy for all people, mostly Muslims, when they need something or goods but have not been able to buy it in cash, so that makes buying and selling on credit as an alternative way.
