The rounding rule
Each eligible transaction is measured against the next whole dollar. A $12.10 purchase creates a $0.90 roundup, while a $19.99 purchase creates a $0.01 roundup.
How does Hasanah round up transactions?
Hasanah does not simply count every card swipe. It applies roundup logic to eligible transactions, leaves out certain categories of activity, and then totals the result for the week.
What Hasanah may exclude
Pending, reversed, refunded, duplicated, disputed, failed, canceled, or otherwise ineligible transactions may be left out of the cycle. That keeps roundups tied to completed spending rather than noisy account activity.
Why timing can look different from your bank feed
Banks, cards, and data providers do not finalize everything instantly. That means some eligible transactions can show up later or land in a different cycle than you expected.
More questions
Can a purchase be counted in a later cycle?
Yes. If the transaction data is delayed or not finalized yet, it may surface later rather than immediately.
Does Hasanah round up to the nearest dollar?
It rounds up to the next whole dollar, not to the nearest dollar.
Why does the weekly total vary?
Because the number and size of your eligible purchases vary from cycle to cycle.