Blockchain-based digital receipt systems for Islamic asset-backed finance. Technical implementation, transparency benefits, and regulatory compliance approaches for DRS in Shariah-compliant transactions.
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
Qatar Financial Centre
Major Milestone: Blade Labs’ Digital Receipt System Featured in Qatar’s Digital Asset Lab Earlier this month, Qatar Financial Centre’s Digital Asset Lab announced the launch of a blockchain-based proof-of-concept that incorporates Blade Labs’ Digital Receipt System (DRS), developed in collaboration with AlRayan Bank and Hashgraph. The initiative is
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