The Future of Shariah-Compliant Digital Asset Based Sukuk

1. Sign up at bitsukuk.com 2. Complete identity verification (eKYC) 3. Browse sukuk offerings 4. Fund your wallet via bank transfer or stablecoin 5. Invest and track your portfolio

Bitsukuk operates on a permissioned blockchain or a regulated-compatible network like Polygon, Avalanche Subnet, or a private Ethereum-based chain. All tokens are compliant with standards such as ERC-3643 (regulated token standard).

Not necessarily. Bitsukuk supports custodial wallets for traditional users and non-custodial (Web3) options for advanced investors.

Profits are distributed based on the terms of each sukuk, typically quarterly or bi-annually. Returns vary by asset type, structure, and issuer performance.

Investors (retail and institutional) looking for halal investment opportunities - Issuers (corporates, cooperatives, governments) raising capital via sukuk - Trustees, custodians, and Shariah auditors involved in sukuk governance - Regulators and compliance partners ensuring system integrity

Yes. All sukuk structures on Bitsukuk are vetted by an independent Shariah Advisory Board. The platform only supports sukuk types that adhere to Islamic financial principles (e.g., Wakalah, Murabahah, Ijarah, etc.).

Eligible issuers include: -- SMEs -- Cooperatives (Koperasi) -- Property developers -- Government-linked bodies All issuers must pass regulatory, financial, and Shariah due diligence.

Yes. Each sukuk comes with a digital prospectus, contract summary, and Shariah approval certificate.

Yes. Bitsukuk implements: -- Multi-signature wallets -- KYC/AML-compliant onboarding -- Audit trails -- Smart contract audits -- Third-party custody options

Yes, Bitsukuk will offer a secondary trading module (OTC/P2P) for eligible investors, subject to regulatory approval.

Bitsukuk operates under Malaysian Islamic finance guidelines, working closely with Securities Commission Malaysia (SC), Labuan FSA, and international regulators where applicable. It may enter regulatory sandbox frameworks before full licensing.

No. Bitsukuk uses blockchain as a technology, not as speculative cryptocurrency. The sukuk tokens represent real-world financial instruments backed by assets.