In development Islamic finance · compliance
Shar3i
Evidence preparation for Sharia review: structured checklists, transaction evidence and an exception queue for qualified reviewers.
- Status
- In development
- Sector
- Islamic finance · compliance
- Studio
- Wealth Grid Venture Studio
The challenge
What is broken today
- Sharia-compliant finance depends on evidence that every step was done right — and that evidence is often scattered.
- Reviewers spend time collecting documents instead of ruling on them.
The thesis
Why this can work
Software prepares the file; qualified Sharia reviewers decide. Shar3i does not issue rulings or certification on its own.
The model
Who gives, who gets, who pays
Rule authors and independent Sharia reviewers.
Licensed financiers and platforms seeking evidence-backed compliance.
Per case or per reviewed template — to be validated.
Where it stands
Status, stated plainly
Plans only. A simulated rules engine exists inside Dajin; the next step is independent scholar and legal review of one case.
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