Every token.
Every hop.
Halal.
Najm screens the whole path of your swap, not just the coins at either end. If one step fails, you never see the route. Connect the wallet you already trust and trade with a clear conscience.
- ETHYou pay 1.00 ETH✦ Halal
- Uniswap v3 · approved pool
- USDCPasses through USDC✦ Halal
- Uniswap v3 · approved pool
- LINKYou receive LINK✦ Halal
✕ 2 faster routes rejected: one passed through DAI, one through an interest-bearing pool.
- ✓ Every token approved
- ✓ Every pool approved
- ✓ Rehearsed from your wallet
- ✓ Receipt saved
- 149
- tokens screened by a scholar
- 6
- EVM chains, one app
- 100%
- of routes checked hop by hop
- 0
- custody of your funds or keys
You chose a halal token. Did your swap?
You see two coins: ETH in, LINK out. Behind the button, an aggregator may split your order across a dozen pools and pass it through tokens you never picked, some of them interest-bearing. The screen looks halal. The trade may not be.
Routes you can’t see
Conventional aggregators chase price, not permissibility. Nobody checks the middle.
Walled gardens
Most halal options ask you to leave your wallet behind before you can trade.
An empty shelf
Halal crypto stops at spot trading and basic staking. The serious tools are missing.
Four gates. One standard.
Every quote passes four checks before it reaches you. Fail one, and the route is gone. We would rather show you nothing than show you something doubtful.
- 01
Screened by a scholar
Each token is reviewed and ruled halal, doubtful or haram, then approved by its exact contract address. Look-alikes don’t get through.
- 02
Checked hop by hop
Every token in the middle and every pool on the way must be approved. One bad step sinks the whole route.
- 03
Rehearsed from your wallet
Before you sign, the trade is run in simulation to prove it moves exactly what it claims. Nothing more.
- 04
Proven on-chain
After the trade, we read what actually moved and publish a tamper-evident receipt. Trust, but verify.
Nothing hidden. Not even the haram.
Every token we review goes on the board with its live market data and the reason for its ruling. If it isn’t halal, you’ll know why. And you won’t be able to swap it.
See all 149 rulingsHalal is a whole path, not two endpoints.
- 01
Your values shouldn’t end where the screen does.
- 02
A missing quote is better than a doubtful one.
- 03
Trust should come with a receipt you can check.
- 04
Your keys, your wallet, your decision. Always.
| With Najm | The usual way |
|---|---|
| Keep the wallet you already use | Move to a closed, single-wallet app |
| Every hop screened | Only the two ends, if anything |
| A compliance receipt for every swap | No record of how you were routed |
| Six chains, one standard | One or two chains |
| No token until it earns its place | Token first, product later |
Scholarship meets execution.
Dr. Farrukh Habib
Co-founder and CEOShariah scholar and Islamic fintech advisor to ventures across four continents. Sets every ruling on Najm.
LinkedInAhmed Jawa, PMP
Co-founder and COOFormer IBM Business Transformation Consultant. Helped grow a halal DeFi community past 100,000 members.
LinkedInYour seat at the table
Hiring: Chief Technology OfficerWant to build the rails of halal DeFi from day one? We’re looking for our CTO.
Get in touchSwap is the first star.
Every product we build next stands on the same screened foundation.
- Phase 1 · In testing
Halal swap
Screened tokens, checked routes and receipts on six EVM chains.
- Phase 1b · Next
Cross-chain swaps
Move between chains through Shariah-reviewed bridges.
- Phase 2 · Planned
Halal trading tools
Hedging, social trading, bots and portfolio tools, each structured for Shariah.
- Phase 3 · Planned
Halal Earn
Profit-sharing yield with partner protocols. No interest.
Good questions.
How does Najm decide what is halal?
Our Shariah lead studies each token’s purpose, structure and the business behind it, then rules it halal, doubtful or haram. The reason is published on every token’s page, so you can read the thinking, not just the verdict.
Why show haram and doubtful tokens at all?
Because silence is ambiguous. If a token isn’t listed, you can’t tell whether we rejected it or never looked. On Najm you can see it, read why, and know it can’t be swapped.
What does “checking every hop” mean?
A swap rarely goes straight from A to B. It often passes through other tokens and pools on the way. Najm checks every one of them. If a single step isn’t approved, that route is thrown out before you ever see it.
Does Najm ever hold my funds?
Never. You connect your own wallet and sign every transaction yourself. Najm can’t move your funds and never sees your keys.
Which chains can I use?
Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon and BNB Chain, with more to follow.
What does it cost?
[Fee policy to be confirmed before launch.] Network gas fees always apply.
Your first halal swap is a minute away.
Connect your wallet. Pick two tokens. We’ll check the rest.
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