Wahed launches Shariah-compliant real estate investment platform in U.S. with $100 entry point
Wahed, a U.S.-based Islamic fintech, has rolled out its private real estate investment platform in the United States, offering faith-based investors fractional property ownership starting from as little as $100. The initiative aims to widen access to real estate while adhering to Shariah principles that prohibit debt-based financing.
“Private real estate is highly desirable among investors, yet Shariah-compliant platforms remain scarce in the U.S.,” said Mohsin Siddiqui, CEO of Wahed. “Our solution addresses the longstanding challenges of high capital requirements and complex property management, allowing everyday investors the peace of mind and simplicity of true passive income.”
The platform allows investors to buy into vetted residential properties through Wahed’s mobile app, earning quarterly rental income proportional to their stake and benefiting from potential capital appreciation. Wahed manages all property maintenance, tenant relations, and compliance, making the process fully passive for participants.
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Muhammad Ali Bandial