Amanah
Aid workers handing relief supplies to residents after a typhoon
Live on Base Sepolia testnet · early access

Give once. Protect many. Lose nothing to the middle.

Give to any cause — disaster relief, education, medical aid, poverty, or your local masjid — and an automated router sends it on-chain by the cheapest path. Almost all of it arrives, and you can verify every step.

The problem

Too much good money disappears in the middle.

Between your wallet and the people who need help, too much good money quietly disappears — to fees, to delay, and to processes no one on the outside can see.

Of each donation, traditional aid delivers about 92–97% and loses 3–8% to last-mile fees; Amanah delivers about 100%, losing roughly 0% in routing fees.
Traditional aid3–8% lost

typically lost at the last mile

Amanah~0% lost

the AI router finds the cheapest path

Illustrative. Last-mile losses vary by corridor, provider and cause; 3–8% is a typical range, not a quoted rate. “~0%” refers to routing fees — network gas or FX may still apply.

Where your giving goes

Give to any cause.

One pool, many causes — disaster relief is where Amanah proves itself first.

Disaster relief

Get funds to the ground in hours, not weeks, when a crisis hits — the router finds the fastest path so help lands while it still matters.

Education

Fund schools, scholarships, and teachers — transparently, end to end.

Medical

Cover treatment and care with every transfer on the public record.

Poverty

Direct support that reaches people without a cut taken along the way.

Masjid / waqf

Sustain a masjid or endowment with optional riba-free handling.

What you get

How Amanah protects your gift.

01 —

Smart routing, near-zero fees

An automated router finds the cheapest on-chain path, shrinking the 3–8% typically lost to fees toward nothing.

02 —

Give in any stablecoin

Donate in the dollar-pegged coin you already hold; it settles 1:1 into the pool, with no manual swapping.

03 —

Zakat & waqf that sustain themselves

Idle funds can earn to extend every gift — and Halal mode adds opt-in, riba-free handling for those who want it.

Why it needs Web3

Transparency you can check yourself.

The reason to put charity on-chain isn’t hype — it’s that the money becomes auditable by anyone, with no trusted middle layer to skim or stall it.

  • On the record

    Every transfer is recorded on-chain, so anyone can follow where a gift actually went.

  • One open pool

    Balances and flows are public to inspect, not sealed inside a back office.

  • No middle skim

    Funds move wallet-to-pool without an intermediary taking a cut along the way.

Good to know

The small print.

  • Donations are irrevocable charitable gifts — there are no refunds and no donor withdrawal.
  • Amanah is not an investment, security, or collective investment scheme; donors receive no financial return. Any yield funds the mission, not donors.
  • The protocol currently runs on the Base Sepolia testnet using test tokens — not real money, for demonstration and early access.
  • Nothing here is financial, legal, tax, or religious advice. Halal-mode claims are best-effort; please verify independently.