Distributed ledger technology applications in Islamic finance. Smart contracts, transparency mechanisms, and blockchain implementations that maintain Shariah compliance while enabling digital innovation.
AI & Shariah Compliance
The global Islamic finance market is currently valued at over USD 5 trillion and yet, it represents only a small fraction of global financial assets. While the sector has grown steadily through strong regulatory and Shariah governance frameworks, its ability to scale remains constrained by operational complexity and manual compliance
Digital Receipt System
Part 3 of the Digital Receipts on Blockchain series In Islamic finance, timing isn't just about efficiency; it's about compliance. The sequence of events can determine whether a transaction is permissible or prohibited under Shariah law. A bank must own an asset before it can sell
Digital Receipt System
Part 2 of our Digital Receipts on Blockchain series The Islamic finance industry, currently valued at more than $5 trillion, rests on strong governance, clear documentation, dual approvals, and Shariah oversight. Yet these safeguards often depend on paper-heavy systems that slow down processes, raise costs, and frustrate customers. At Blade
Qatar Financial Centre
Part 1 of our Digital Receipts on Blockchain series Islamic finance has operated for over 1,400 years, guided by principles of fairness, transparency, and ethical investment. Today, this $4 trillion industry faces opportunities in digital transformation. At Blade Labs, we're working to connect these principles with blockchain
Blockchain Technology
The gap between Islamic finance principles and digital implementation explained. Why most organizations digitize forms without digitizing substance, and the four infrastructure pillars needed to bridge this gap: asset representation, ownership mechanics, profit distribution, and verification.
Blockchain Technology
How ZeroH solves implementation challenges in Islamic auto financing through Diminishing Musharakah. Technology innovations including smart contracts, blockchain-based ownership tracking, and automated compliance verification transform a complex ethical financing structure into a scalable solution.