Islamic Fintech: Shariah-Compliant Digital Products, Tokenised Sukuk and Takaful Insurtech – London, 17–21 May 2027
DestinationLondon
Dates17 – 21 May 2027
Reference802_20067
This session
17–21 May 2027
This Islamic Fintech: Shariah-Compliant Digital Products, Tokenised Sukuk and Takaful Insurtech session in London runs from Monday 17 May to Friday 21 May 2027 (week 20, Q2 2027). It is the only date in London in 2027, at a fee of 23,000 SAR, the same for each of them. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Central London four-star.
DatesMonday 17 May – Friday 21 May 2027
Week20 of 2027
Duration5 days
Fee23,000 SAR
StatusOpen for registration
FormatIn person
VenueCentral London four-star
Programme overview
Introduction:
Islamic fintech products often reach launch with an app, a smart contract and a marketing plan, but without a clear Shariah basis for each digital flow: platform fees resemble interest, tokenised sukuk trade although their underlying claims are debt, takaful apps blur the tabarru fund with operator money, and zakat tools misapply nisab. This Core Concept course gives Islamic bankers, fintech product teams and Shariah compliance staff a method to map contracts onto digital journeys and review them before launch. Participants produce a Shariah-Compliant Fintech Product Concept and Governance Review Pack.
Course Objectives:
Translate riba, gharar and maysir tests into screening questions for app journeys, platform fees, e-wallet balances and payment rails
Configure Shariah-compliant crowdfunding and peer-to-peer financing flows using equity, murabaha and mudaraba structures with investor disclosures
Design tokenised sukuk issuance and secondary trading rules that respect the tradability limits of ijara, musharaka and murabaha claims
Specify Shariah screening, purification and rebalancing logic for Islamic robo-advisory and wealthtech portfolios
Structure digital takaful, zakat and waqf platform flows with segregated funds, surplus rules and beneficiary controls
Run a Shariah review of a fintech product covering fatwa request, algorithm and smart contract audit, sandbox testing and risk sign-off
Target Audience:
Managers who own Islamic digital banking, wallet and payment products
Managers who lead fintech product design, platform build or smart contract delivery for Islamic offerings
Managers responsible for Shariah compliance, Shariah review or Shariah audit of new products
Managers who run innovation labs, partnerships and sandbox applications in Islamic financial institutions
Managers who assess operational, technology and Shariah non-compliance risk in digital Islamic products
Course Outline:
Day 1: Islamic Fintech Landscape and Shariah Screening of Digital Products
Islamic Fintech Segment Map: Digital Banking, Payments, Crowdfunding, Wealthtech, Takaful Insurtech and Social Finance
Riba, Gharar and Maysir Screening Questions Applied to App Journeys and Platform Fees
E-Wallet Balances, Stored Value and Qard or Wakala Characterisation of Customer Funds
Ujrah Fee Models Versus Interest-Like Charges on Digital Payment Rails and Late Payment Charity Clauses
Digital Product Shariah Readiness Checklist for a Current Portfolio
Day 2: Shariah Contract Architecture for Digital Platforms
Contract-to-Journey Mapping Canvas: Linking Each Screen and API Call to a Named Shariah Contract
Equity, Murabaha and Mudaraba Crowdfunding Structures With Investor Wakala Arrangements
IFSB Shariah Governance Guiding Principles Applied to Fintech Firms and Partnership Models
Algorithm and Smart Contract Shariah Audit Trail: Code Review, Oracle Inputs and Change Control
Regulatory Sandbox Test Plan: Cohort Limits, Customer Safeguards and Exit Criteria
Shariah Non-Compliance Risk Event Log, Token Custody Controls and Income Purification Routines
Day 5: Case Study: Shariah-Compliant Fintech Product Concept and Governance Review
Case Brief: A Mudaraba Crowdfunding App and a Tokenised Ijara Sukuk Offering From Two Sectors
Contract-to-Journey Map and Fee Structure Drafting for the Chosen Concept
Shariah Screening Memo and Fatwa Request Pack Preparation
Sandbox Test Plan and Shariah Non-Compliance Risk Register Build
Governance Review Pack Defence Before a Mock Shariah Supervisory Panel
Skills You Will Gain:
Digital Journey Shariah Screening
Contract-to-Journey Mapping
Islamic Crowdfunding Structuring
Sukuk Tokenisation Design
Shariah Equity Screening and Purification
Digital Takaful Fund Design
Fatwa Request Preparation
Sandbox Test Planning
Why Attend This Course:
Leave with a Shariah-Compliant Fintech Product Concept and Governance Review Pack tested by peers and a mock Shariah panel
Catch fee, tradability and fund segregation flaws before a digital Islamic product reaches customers
Speak the language of both developers and Shariah scholars when agreeing how an app flow maps to a contract
Compare Islamic fintech practice with bankers, platform founders and Shariah reviewers from different institutions and markets
Conclusion:
Islamic fintech earns trust only when every screen, token and fee can be traced to a valid contract and a documented Shariah review. The course moves from screening digital products against core prohibitions, through contract architecture for crowdfunding, peer-to-peer financing and smart contracts, to tokenised sukuk, robo-advisory, digital takaful, zakat and waqf platforms, and then to Shariah governance, sandbox testing and risk controls. The final day applies these methods to a case and produces a Shariah-Compliant Fintech Product Concept and Governance Review Pack.
Islamic Fintech: Shariah-Compliant Digital Products, Tokenised Sukuk and Takaful Insurtech runs in London over 5 days, with 2 upcoming dates in London. The course fee is 23,000 SAR.
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