Halal crypto screening
Is this crypto halal?
Shariah screening for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and any whitepaper. Paste a CoinMarketCap URL or PDF. If we already have a report, we open it instead of scanning again.
How it works
From a URL to a Shariah screen
The scanner checks whitepapers and token design against three pillars, then compares the project to assessments we already store.
Point to a source
Paste a CoinMarketCap URL, a whitepaper link, or attach a PDF. If we already screened that asset, we open the stored report instantly.
Extract the facts
We pull purpose, tokenomics, lending, gambling exposure, and founder allocation, then score them with deterministic Shariah rules.
Compare and rate
The project is matched against prior assessments and returned as Comfortable, Uncomfortable, or Unclear — a preliminary opinion, not a fatwa.
Methodology
Three-pillar Shariah screening
Purpose and real-world value. Honesty and founder intent. Risk versus gambling. This tool emulates that framework and prior assessments. It does not determine Islamic law.
- check_circlePurpose & real-world utility
- check_circleHonesty & founder allocation
- check_circleRisk, speculation, and gambling
FAQ
Halal crypto screening, answered
- Is cryptocurrency halal?
- It depends on the project. Hikmah Crypto screens each asset for real-world utility, founder intent, and whether activity looks like trade or gambling. Some coins rate Comfortable, others Uncomfortable or Unclear.
- How does Hikmah Crypto screen a coin?
- Paste a CoinMarketCap URL, a whitepaper link, or upload a PDF. We extract purpose, tokenomics, and prohibited-activity flags, apply deterministic Shariah rules, and compare the project to stored assessments.
- What do Comfortable, Uncomfortable, and Unclear mean?
- Comfortable means the design looks aligned with the screening pillars. Uncomfortable flags interest, gambling, haram industry exposure, or extractive founder design. Unclear means the sources are too thin or mixed to rate with confidence.
- Is a Hikmah Crypto report a fatwa?
- No. Reports are preliminary automated opinions based on submitted sources and prior assessments. They do not determine Islamic law. Consult a qualified scholar for religious rulings.