Nganjuk Regency is an area where the majority of the population is Muslim and has a fairly good economy in the agricultural sector which is one of the largest producers of shallots in East Java. Therefore, people need financial institution facilities to manage their income. This research aims to determine the influence of sharia financial literacy, facilities and public trust on interest in saving at Sharia Banks for the Nganjuk rural community. The method used is quantitative research with associative research. The type of research used in the research is primary data and uses SEM-PLS data in processing the data. The research results show that the Islamic financial literacy variable has a positive and significant influence on interest in saving at Sharia Banks. Meanwhile, the facility and trust variables do not have a positive and significant effect on interest in saving at Sharia Banks
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