Questions, answered.

An app that rounds up your everyday purchases to the next dollar and gives the spare change as one sadaqah donation each week.

Not yet. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when it opens.

Adults 18 and older who live in the United States and have a U.S. checking account.

Sadaqah. Zakat has exact rules on nisab, timing, and who can receive it, so calculate and pay it separately, with a scholar's guidance if you need it.

Each eligible purchase rounds up to the next whole dollar. A $4.25 purchase gives $0.75, a $9.10 purchase gives $0.90, and a whole-dollar purchase gives nothing.

No. Round-ups add up through the week, and Hasanah makes one ACH debit from your checking account once the total reaches your debit threshold, $5 by default.

Settled purchases. Money coming in, transfers, card and loan payments, ATM withdrawals, fees, and pending, refunded, or disputed charges don't count.

Yes. Your weekly cap, $50 by default, is the most Hasanah will round up in a week. Change it in Settings, under Donations.

Yes. Pause giving in Settings, under Donations, to stop debits until you turn them back on. To skip one week, pause before the debit date and resume afterward.

At the end of your weekly cycle, which repeats on the day of the week you enrolled. The Home screen shows the date of your next debit.

Yes, any week, from the Activity screen. Your next donation follows the new cause.

Hasanah lets you know and skips that week instead of retrying the charge. Your bank may charge its own overdraft or returned-payment fee.

No platform fee. You can add an optional per-debit tip to support Hasanah. It's $0 unless you change it, and it's kept separate from your donation.

The nonprofit that receives your donation. The receipt covers only the charitable amount, never an optional tip.

They can be when they go to an eligible 501(c)(3), but it depends on your situation. Keep the nonprofit's receipt and check with a tax advisor.

Donations are generally final. Contact support about fraud, unauthorized activity, or a processing error, and those cases are reviewed.

To find eligible purchases for round-ups and to fund the weekly donation from your checking account.

No. You sign in to your bank through Plaid, and your username and password never reach Hasanah. Weekly donations are processed by Stripe.

Your bank's name, masked account numbers, and transaction dates, amounts, and merchant details. Hasanah never sells your data.

Yes. Go to Settings, then Account & Security, then Delete account, or email support. Some records are kept when the law requires it.