LaunchGood, a crowdfunding platform for the Muslim community, faced obstacles from banks and payment processors withdrawing support.
The platform has raised nearly $700 million since its inception over a decade ago, primarily for charitable giving, especially during Ramadan.
In response to payment processing challenges, LaunchGood's COO Amany Killawi founded PayGood to establish reliable financial solutions for Muslim businesses.
The rise of halal technology reflects a growing market, estimated at $2 trillion, driven by Muslims seeking products aligning with their values, especially following recent geopolitical events.
New initiatives like the Boycat app and Makani Homes aim to provide alternatives that cater to ethical consumerism within the Muslim community.
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