🇵🇰 Pakistan
Pakistan gives mobile-first. JazzCash and Easypaisa are how everyday sadaqah moves — and both are live on Mohseen today. Cards and PayPal carry recurring sadaqah alongside.
Pakistan gives mobile-first. JazzCash and Easypaisa are how everyday sadaqah moves — and both are live on Mohseen today. Cards and PayPal carry recurring sadaqah alongside.
Both live today for one-time sadaqah. A contributor pays from the wallet they already use; the receipt is issued in PKR.
Recurring commitments — monthly sadaqah, appeal installments — run on cards (Stripe) and PayPal. One-time wallet gifts and recurring card mandates live happily in the same appeal.
Pakistani communities are particularly Hijri-aware. Every date shown in both Hijri and civil form — Ramadan, Eid, and Hajj season pre-loaded on the Umm al-Qura calendar basis.
PKR receipts, fund separation that keeps Zakat distinct from general sadaqah, CSV exports, and a tamper-evident audit log — the records a board or auditor expects.
The Pakistani diaspora in the UK, US, and Middle East gives by card via Stripe in their own currency, into the same appeals local contributors reach by JazzCash or Easypaisa.
Zakat, sadaqah, and fund categories localized in Urdu today, with PKR suggested amounts. Full Urdu UI (with RTL handling) is on the roadmap; English UI at launch.