Weekly ACH
One weekly donation instead of a debit after every purchase.
FAQ
Hasanah touches sensitive parts of a donor's life: spending data, bank authorization, recurring giving, and charitable intent. These answers focus on what people need to know before using the app.
Join the waitlistOne weekly donation instead of a debit after every purchase.
Pause, skip, and review controls are part of the product model.
Plaid is used for bank connection and transaction access.
Completed donations are designed to have receipts and activity history.
What Hasanah does and what you need before joining.
Hasanah is an automatic sadaqah app for spare-change giving. It rounds up eligible purchases, adds those roundups together, and turns them into a weekly charity donation.
Hasanah is preparing for launch. You can join the waitlist to get launch updates and early access information when the product is ready.
Hasanah is built for U.S.-based adults who can link a supported bank account and authorize recurring ACH donations.
Hasanah is best suited for ongoing sadaqah through small, recurring gifts. It is not a zakat calculator, and detailed zakat questions should be handled separately with appropriate religious guidance.
How spare change becomes a weekly donation.
Eligible purchases are rounded up to the next whole dollar. For example, a $4.25 purchase creates a $0.75 roundup, and a $9.10 purchase creates a $0.90 roundup.
No. Hasanah totals eligible roundups during the giving cycle and initiates one weekly ACH donation from your selected funding account.
Hasanah focuses on eligible settled card purchases. Transfers, ATM withdrawals, credits, refunds, fees, and other non-purchase activity are not treated like ordinary roundup purchases.
The main Hasanah experience is built around automatic roundups and weekly ACH giving. Additional one-time giving options may be offered when they are available in the app.
What happens before money moves.
Yes. Hasanah is designed to give you controls for pausing roundups or skipping a scheduled donation when you need to.
Roundups are collected into a weekly total. When your donation is ready, Hasanah initiates an ACH debit from your funding account according to the authorization you provided.
Hasanah routes donations through campaign-based giving. Where available, you can update your giving preferences so future donations follow your selected causes or campaigns.
If a bank debit cannot be completed, Hasanah may mark the donation as failed or requiring attention and may ask you to review your funding account before future donations continue.
How support costs and records work.
Hasanah may offer optional tips to help keep the product running. Tips are optional and should be shown separately from the charitable portion of your donation.
The charitable portion of your donation is tracked separately from any optional tip or processing-related cost. Hasanah aims to make those amounts clear before money moves.
Hasanah is designed to provide donation records and receipts for completed donations. Receipt availability and tax treatment can depend on the campaign, nonprofit, and applicable rules.
Some donations may be tax deductible if routed to eligible nonprofit organizations, but Hasanah does not provide tax advice. Keep your receipts and consult a tax professional for your situation.
What Hasanah uses to calculate and fund donations.
Hasanah needs account connection to identify eligible purchases for roundups and to fund weekly ACH donations from your selected account.
Hasanah uses Plaid for bank linking. Hasanah should not receive or store your bank username or password from that connection flow.
Hasanah uses transaction information needed to calculate roundups, show donation activity, provide controls, operate the service, and meet legal, fraud-prevention, and support requirements.
Yes. Hasanah provides an account deletion path and explains retention limits for records that may need to be kept for legal, security, payment, or compliance reasons.