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Transparency and governance
Transparency is claimed often in charitable work and demonstrated rarely. What follows are not promises but constraints written into the database, an external auditor can inspect them directly.
An order holds its amount from a real fund the moment it is placed. If the fund cannot cover it, the order is not created at all, and no phantom balance is minted to cover it.
No one, not even a system administrator, can alter a past entry. A correction is a counter-entry that appears in the record, so both the error and its correction remain visible.
Money neither appears nor vanishes: it moves between accounts. A transaction that does not balance is rejected in full, so no half-entry is ever left behind.
The daily or monthly cap is not an application check that can be circumvented; it is a constraint in storage itself. It holds even if the application is fully compromised.
Zakat al-Fitr and Kaffarah are religiously restricted. Each has its own separated fund and permitted recipients, and the system cannot spend them elsewhere even if an operator wished it to.
National IDs and documents never pass through the public API. A charity reviewer sees them only while examining a case, and that access is recorded. The service provider sees none of it.
What we cannot claim yet
The first operating period has not closed, so this site carries no impact figures. The zeros shown on the home page are real zeros, not placeholders to be filled in later, and period reports will be published here as soon as they close, reviewed independently.