What is an Islamic round-up donation app?
An Islamic round-up donation app turns spare change from everyday purchases into recurring charity. Hasanah does that through weekly roundup-based donations.
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Explore roundups, automatic giving, privacy, fees, tax receipts, campaigns, and account controls.
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How It Works
Core product explainers for roundups, spare change giving, and Hasanah's weekly donation flow.
Islamic round-up donation app: how Hasanah works
Learn how Hasanah uses spare-change roundups, a weekly donation cycle, and campaign-based giving for Muslim donors in the United States.
Open pageMuslim spare change donation app: why the spare-change model matters
Hasanah helps Muslim donors turn spare change from daily purchases into consistent weekly giving.
Open pageAutomatic sadaqah app: what Hasanah automates
Hasanah automates roundup calculations and weekly donations so you can build a steady sadaqah habit without repeated checkout flows.
Open pageHow to round up purchases for charity
Hasanah rounds eligible purchases up to the next dollar, adds the spare change together, and turns it into one weekly donation.
Open pageHow round-up donation apps work
Round-up donation apps connect spending data to recurring donation logic so the cents left over from purchases become a small giving stream.
Open pageHow does spare-change giving work?
Spare-change giving turns cents left over after purchases into a scheduled donation amount that can be routed to charity.
Open pageHow does Hasanah round up transactions?
Hasanah rounds eligible transactions up to the next whole dollar and combines them into one weekly donation.
Open pageWeekly roundup donation cycle: what to expect
Hasanah uses a seven-day roundup cycle that starts on enrollment and repeats on the same recurring day each week.
Open pageWhy use Hasanah instead of a normal donation app?
Hasanah is built for donors who want small recurring roundups instead of needing to open a standard donation form every time they want to give.
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Security & Privacy
Pages about bank linking, Plaid, Stripe, privacy handling, and account deletion.
Is bank-linked donation safe?
Bank-linked donation can be safe when a product clearly explains account permissions, payment controls, and the third-party providers used for data access and ACH processing.
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Hasanah protects bank data by keeping login credentials out of its own direct storage, using providers like Plaid and Stripe, limiting data collection to what the service needs, and giving users ongoing account controls.
Open pagePlaid security for donation apps: why it matters
Hasanah uses Plaid for account linking, which matters because the provider handles credential flows and authorized financial data access.
Open pageDoes Hasanah store bank passwords?
Hasanah does not collect or store online banking login credentials directly, and those credentials are handled by the account-linking provider.
Open pageWhat data does Hasanah see?
Hasanah may receive account, transaction, payment, communication, and device information needed to operate its roundup donation service.
Open pageHow ACH donation withdrawals work in Hasanah
Hasanah uses a linked U.S. checking account for recurring ACH debits that match the roundup total calculated for each weekly cycle.
Open pageWhat happens if a Hasanah withdrawal fails?
Hasanah may notify the user and, unless otherwise disclosed, will skip that failed cycle rather than automatically retrying the same debit.
Open pageHow to delete your Hasanah account
Accounts can be deleted in the app from Settings or outside the app by emailing support with a deletion request.
Open pageHow Hasanah handles privacy
Hasanah's privacy policy covers the information it collects, how it uses that information, who it shares it with, and what user choices are available.
Open pageHow Hasanah uses Stripe for donations
Hasanah uses Stripe for ACH debits, payment operations, and related payment activity tied to its roundup donation cycles.
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Controls & Fees
Pages explaining pause, skip, cancellation, timing, fees, tips, and transaction rules.
Can I pause donations anytime?
You can pause participation before the applicable processing cutoff shown in the service, with the change applying to future cycles.
Open pageCan I skip a roundup cycle?
Users may skip a scheduled cycle before the processing cutoff shown in the service.
Open pageCan I cancel Hasanah anytime?
Users can cancel participation by disconnecting the funding account, disabling roundup participation, or closing the account, with the change applying prospectively.
Open pageWhat fees does Hasanah charge?
Hasanah charges a 2.5% platform fee and may also offer an optional tip that is separate from the charitable contribution.
Open pageDoes Hasanah charge a platform fee?
Yes. Hasanah charges a 2.5% platform fee to help cover operating expenses.
Open pageAre Hasanah tips optional?
Yes. Any tip is entirely optional, clearly disclosed before consent, and separate from the charitable contribution.
Open pageHow do Hasanah refunds work?
Donations are generally final and nonrefundable, with refunds considered only in exceptional cases such as confirmed fraud, unauthorized activity, or material processing error.
Open pageWhen does Hasanah withdraw money?
Withdrawals happen at the end of each seven-day roundup cycle when the total is calculated and the ACH debit is initiated.
Open pageWhat counts as an eligible transaction?
Hasanah calculates roundups from eligible transactions and may exclude pending, refunded, reversed, disputed, failed, canceled, duplicated, or otherwise ineligible activity.
Open pageWhat happens to refunds, pending charges, and reversed transactions?
Those transaction types may be excluded from roundup calculations, which helps keep weekly donations tied to settled eligible spending.
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Campaigns & Giving
Pages about charity routing, tax receipts, sadaqah use cases, and campaign changes.
How does Hasanah choose charity partners?
Hasanah partners with organizations it understands to be recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) and routes donations through campaigns administered in the service.
Open pageCan I choose which nonprofit gets my donation?
Donations are currently routed through campaigns selected and administered through the service, and users do not individually select the recipient nonprofit unless Hasanah expressly offers otherwise.
Open pageAre Hasanah nonprofits 501(c)(3) organizations?
Hasanah only partners with organizations it understands to be recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Open pageHow tax receipts work with Hasanah
The recipient nonprofit is responsible for issuing charitable acknowledgments, and those records should reflect only the charitable contribution amount, not fees or optional tips kept by Hasanah.
Open pageWho sends the tax receipt for a Hasanah donation?
The recipient nonprofit organization, not Hasanah, is responsible for issuing any donor tax receipt or charitable acknowledgment where applicable.
Open pageHow Hasanah campaigns work
Donations are routed through campaigns selected and administered through the service rather than through open-ended individual nonprofit choice by default.
Open pageWhat happens if Hasanah changes a campaign?
Hasanah may update or replace campaigns and will provide notice before a material change affecting where future donations are routed takes effect.
Open pageCan you use Hasanah for Ramadan giving?
Hasanah can fit Ramadan giving for donors who want a steady micro-donation routine, though serious zakat or scholarship questions should still be reviewed separately.
Open pageIs Hasanah for sadaqah or zakat?
Hasanah is more naturally suited to recurring sadaqah-style micro-giving, while zakat questions may require separate religious and tax-specific review.
Open pageCan recurring micro-donations build a giving habit?
Yes. Recurring micro-donations can build consistency because they reduce decision friction and keep generosity active in ordinary life.
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Comparisons & Habits
Pages for searchers comparing Hasanah with one-time donations, manual giving, or savings apps.
Hasanah vs a normal donation app
Hasanah is built for automatic weekly micro-giving, while a normal donation app is usually better for one-time checkout flows.
Open pageHasanah vs one-time charity giving
Hasanah focuses on recurring small roundups, while one-time charity giving is better for targeted moments, larger gifts, or direct campaign intent.
Open pageHasanah vs manual sadaqah
Hasanah is better for recurring consistency, while manual sadaqah is better for donors who want full control over each charitable moment and amount.
Open pageHasanah vs round-up savings apps
Both use spare-change math, but Hasanah routes roundups to charity while savings apps route them back to the user for personal savings or investing.
Open pageBank-linked charity app vs card donation app
A bank-linked charity app like Hasanah is better for recurring transaction-aware roundups, while a card donation app is often simpler for direct one-time checkout.
Open pageMicro-charity app for Muslim givers: where Hasanah fits
Hasanah is a micro-charity app built for Muslim donors who want recurring spare-change giving rather than sporadic larger donations only.
Open pageBest way to give small amounts regularly
The best way to give small amounts regularly is to use a system with low friction, clear controls, and enough transparency that the habit remains easy to trust.
Open pageHow to build an automatic charity routine
An automatic charity routine works best when the donation trigger is simple, the controls are obvious, and the donor can understand exactly how and when money moves.
Open pageIs Hasanah good for first-time donors?
Hasanah can be good for first-time donors who want a manageable way to start giving, as long as they are comfortable with bank linking and recurring donation mechanics.
Open pageWhy small weekly donations still matter
Small weekly donations matter because they compound over time, build a durable charitable habit, and keep giving active even when larger gifts are not possible.
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