Qintar is the first Ethereum and Polkadot Crosschain Islamic Finance of which uniqueness dwells in the fact the project operates under code of conduct borrowed from the theory of Islamic Finance. In essence, the concept of risk sharing is central to Islamic banking and finance. it means fair access to financial opportunities for everyone with equal share of risk and gains. The theory of Islamic Finance strongly opposes predatory lending and strives to create win-win environment for both the borrower and lender. Qintar includes 3 Islamic finance tools: Murabaha, Modaraba, and Peer to Peer Lending.

 

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The Liquidity provider is a token holder who wants to make an investment through linking his wallet to the platform, and the borrower is the one who requests “Modaraba” (capital) through the platform. With the proposed peer to peer lending platform, both individual and commercial-scale Islamic financing support can be provided. However, the Modaraba opportunities won’t be available for any prohibited business activities according to Islamic concept, such as gambling.

Qintar is the first Ethereum and Polkadot Crosschain Islamic Finance of which uniqueness dwells in the fact the project operates under code of conduct borrowed from the theory of Islamic Finance. In essence, the concept of risk sharing is central to Islamic banking and finance. it means fair access to financial opportunities for everyone with equal share of risk and gains. The theory of Islamic Finance strongly opposes predatory lending and strives to create win-win environment for both the borrower and lender. Qintar includes 3 Islamic finance tools: Murabaha, Modaraba, and Peer to Peer Lending.