Yield without
compromise.

Built from first principles, not retrofitted.

1.8 billion Muslims have been structurally excluded from DeFi. Not by choice, but by design. Every protocol generates yield through interest. We rebuilt the mechanism from scratch: trading fees, not riba. Earn on your stablecoins without compromising your faith.

Join the Waitlist How It Works

Sharia compliance in progress. Amanah Reserve has been designed to generate yield through trading fees rather than interest (riba). Formal certification by independent Islamic scholars is underway. Early access is available for those who wish to participate during this phase.

The Protocol

Simple by design.

No complexity, no hidden mechanisms. Your funds provide liquidity to a stablecoin pool. You earn the fees that traders pay to use that pool. That is the entire model.

01
Deposit USDT

Connect your wallet and deposit USDT into the Amanah Reserve vault. You retain full, verifiable control of your assets at all times through non-custodial smart contracts.

02
Earn trading fees

Your funds provide liquidity to the USDT/USDC pool on Aerodrome (Base). Every time traders swap through that pool, they pay a small fee. That fee goes to you.

03
Withdraw anytime

No lock-ups. No penalties. Access your principal and earned fees whenever you choose. The protocol does not restrict your withdrawal.

Why Amanah

Built on principles.

The architecture choices are not arbitrary. Each one serves the mission: yield that is both genuinely useful and structurally sound.

Fee-based yield, not interest

Compensation for facilitating exchange is permissible. Charging interest on a loan is not. Our yield mechanism is ajr (service fee), not riba. The distinction is structural, not cosmetic.

Non-custodial architecture

Your funds are held in auditable smart contracts, not in our custody. You can verify every deployment, every fee, every withdrawal on-chain. Nothing is hidden.

Stablecoin only (V1)

USDT deposits, USDT/USDC liquidity provision. No exposure to volatile assets. No speculative risk. Designed for wealth preservation, not speculation.

Scholar oversight

Independent Islamic finance scholars are reviewing our yield mechanism and operational practices. Compliance reports will be published quarterly and be publicly accessible.

Transparent fee structure

10% performance fee on profits only. No management fee on principal. No hidden charges. The fee is taken from what you earn, not what you deposit.

Built for the excluded

DeFi reached 50 million users while 1.8 billion people could not participate. Amanah was built specifically for this market. Not as an afterthought, but as the founding premise.

The Principle

Why trading fees are different.

The core distinction

"Riba is the addition to a loan. A fee for facilitating exchange is ajr, compensation for service. These are not the same thing, and they have never been the same thing."

Interest (riba) is money generated from lending money. The lender provides capital and charges a premium for its use over time. This is prohibited.

Trading fees are compensation for bearing risk and facilitating a market. The liquidity provider enables exchange and is paid for that service. This is permissible.

Our vault never lends your funds. It deploys them to a liquidity pool where your capital enables USDT/USDC swaps. You earn a share of every swap fee.

Compliance Status

Where we stand.

We are building transparently. Sharia certification is in progress. We will not claim certification we have not received, and we will publish full compliance documentation when it is complete.

Yield mechanism designed
Trading fee architecture complete
Scholar consultation underway
Independent review in progress
Formal fatwa certification
Pending, target Q2 2026
Quarterly public compliance reports
Pending launch
Early Access

Be first in line.

We are opening access in waves, starting with those who've been waiting longest. Join the waitlist and we will notify you when your spot is ready.

No spam. No token sales. Just a notification when access opens.