zk-financeInterest-free instalments by Islamic rules (murabaha)
Interest-free instalments under a murabaha contract: a fixed markup and a payment schedule known before signing.
An Islamic finance product is easy to explain badly. The customer has to see the full amount and the dates before signing — otherwise "no interest" sounds like a catch rather than a contract term.
The site is built around one idea: a fixed markup instead of interest, with the payment schedule known upfront. No "from" prices, no fine print — the numbers sit right next to the terms.
A contract, not a rate
Murabaha is a purchase and resale with a markup, not a loan at interest. The copy follows the contract so the product does not need re-explaining in the meeting.
Everything visible before signing
Amount, markup and dates are on the first screen, not in the fine print. The customer understands the terms in a minute.
A control section of its own
The public site and the management part are kept apart: the site runs on its own, everything internal is closed to outsiders and search engines.