<![CDATA[Waste is a severe challenge in Indonesia that requires comprehensive handling to generate economic benefits and maintain public health. The Mugi Barokah Waste Bank in Getassrabi Village, Kudus, emerged as an innovative solution using the 3R concept (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle) to change the perception that waste has no economic value. This research aims to implement the Mugi Barokah Waste Bank (BASAMKA) application in Getassrabi Village, Kudus. This research focuses on designing a web-based Waste Bank system, namely BASAMKA, which aims to record transactions, monitor balances, provide information, and ensure easy accessibility at all times. The waterfall development methodology was adopted, starting with a needs analysis to understand technical and business requirements. Applications are designed by considering essential appearance and functionality features, while the application implementation or coding stage is carried out after the design is approved to ensure operations meet expectations. Lastly, this application will be updated regularly to maintain its quality and performance. BASAMKA brings convenience to officers and customers with efficient transaction recording, fast access to balance withdrawal history, and waste price information. Customers can view the history of waste deposits and withdraw balances. Security is also strengthened through email and WhatsApp verification processes. With the introduction of BASAMKA, Mugi Barokah Waste Bank officers and customers can experience ease in transactions and get better information. This application is ready to use, providing the convenience, security, and accessibility needed to support the smooth operations of the Waste Bank in Getassrabi Village, Kudus.]]>
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