<p>Digital technology in the present continues to develop. This can be seen from the number of internet users in the world who continue to experience growth. Indonesia is the fifth largest internet user in the world. Sharia Bank, as one of the players in the field of financial services, faces various challenges in facing the digital age, ranging from the problem of high costs to the issue of fatwa. Of course this is one of the things that Islamic banks must think of as one of the economic actors in the country of Indonesia. How do Islamic banks respond to this digital era? And how do Islamic banks continue to be able to innovate in the digital field so that they are not eroded by the era? The research method used is descriptive qualitative. Qualitative descriptive research is intended to collect actual and detailed information, identify problems, make comparisons or evaluations, and determine what others do in dealing with problems and similar learning from their experience to determine future plans and decisions (Suyanto and Sutinah, 2006). The results of this study are, it turns out that Islamic banks in Indonesia are sensitive to the times, as evidenced by the many digital innovations that have been carried out by Islamic banks in Indonesia. In the future, it is expected that with the proliferation of innovations carried out by Islamic banks, it can increase the market share of Islamic banking which is still stuck at 5%.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Keywords:</strong> <em>Digitalization, Islamic banks, Sharia Accounting, Business</em></p>