The Shariah Halal Register.
Every asset tradeable on Rizq must first be verified Shariah-compliant and listed on our public register. No exceptions — it's hardcoded into the smart contracts.
From submission to on-chain certification
- 01
Submit for review
The asset issuer submits documentation on the asset, its contracts and revenue model.
- 02
Scholar review
Our Shariah Supervisory Board will assess it against AAOIFI standards and Islamic jurisprudence.
- 03
On-chain registration
On certification, the asset receives a Shariah Certificate NFT minted on-chain.
- 04
Trading enabled
The smart contract references that NFT to allow trading — and blocks anything without it.
Four asset classes, one standard
Equities & Stocks
Shariah-screened stocks passing both qualitative and quantitative tests.
RWA Tokens
Tokens representing ownership of real physical assets — property, commodities, infrastructure.
DeFi Protocols
Liquidity pools and staking verified as musharaka or mudaraba compliant.
Sukuk
Islamic investment certificates where asset ownership and profit-sharing structure are verified.
It's not a policy. It's code.
The Rizq contract layer checks the Shariah Register before allowing any transaction. Any asset not on the register is automatically blocked from trading, issuance or listing — immutable, automatic and transparent.
function canTrade(assetId) {
require(
ShariahRegister.isVerified(assetId),
"Asset not Shariah certified"
);
// proceed with trade
}Submission requirements
- Full asset & contract documentation
- Review fee (covers scholar costs)
- Independent scholar review
- 30-day public comment period before listing
Issuers, RWA projects & protocol developers
If you're building a tokenised asset, RWA project or DeFi protocol and want it tradeable on Rizq, start the verification conversation with us.
Submit an asset →