Every donation is recorded as a transaction linked to the specific cause or beneficiary you chose. That record appears immediately on both your donor history and the beneficiary's public profile — nothing is held or pooled unless you specifically choose the Platform Maintenance fund.

A cause donation goes to a specific beneficiary's need — education, medical, food, and so on. A Platform Maintenance donation funds the infrastructure itself: hosting, payment gateway fees, moderation staffing, and the audit system. It's tracked as its own category and shown in the public Maintenance Cost Report rather than any beneficiary's page.

You can filter causes by the 8 traditional asnaf categories when donating as Zakat, so your contribution is matched to an eligible recipient class rather than a generic fund.

Anyone with a genuine need can create a beneficiary profile. Your profile carries a full public history of everything you've received, so donors can see exactly how prior support was used.

Yes — beneficiaries can message donors and request support from a specific person, in addition to appearing in general cause listings.

Urgent requests can be flagged for faster visibility. The exact review process for urgent flags is still being finalized — check back for updates or ask support directly.

A public report comparing total Maintenance donations received against actual operating costs — hosting, gateway fees, audit payouts, staffing, and development — for any selected period, with a running surplus or deficit shown.

Yes, by default — donation and distribution history appears on both donor and beneficiary profiles. An admin-configurable disclosure setting controls exactly how much identifying detail is shown.

Only platform admins can log operating expenses, categorized by type. Income figures are pulled automatically from the transaction system, so nothing is manually totaled or self-reported.