The WaqfChain DAO is a community-governed treasury that secures all contributions on-chain. Governed by immutable smart contracts and a qualified Expert Council, the DAO ensures every contribution is either deployed to a verified waqf project or returned to its contributor — with no single point of control.
DAO metrics (live after launch)
Treasury Status
Pre-Launch
Smart contracts under audit
Contributors
Be the First
Join the founding community
On-Chain Governance
100%
All funds secured by smart contracts
Expert Council
5 Members
3-of-5 quorum required
Five non-negotiable rules encoded in the DAO governance logic
All contributions are held in a transparent, auditable on-chain treasury. Every transaction is recorded on the blockchain and publicly verifiable. No funds sit in opaque accounts.
A council of qualified experts — Islamic scholars, legal professionals, and finance specialists — governs fund allocation. Every allocation decision requires a majority vote from the Expert Council.
Contributors retain the right to request a return of their funds if the intended waqf project cannot proceed. This ensures no donation is trapped in a failed project.
No single individual — including founders, developers, or administrators — can move treasury funds alone. All movements require multi-signature approval from the Expert Council.
Every fund allocation is publicly documented: beneficiary identity, purpose, amount, and council vote record. Full transparency from contribution to impact.
Six simple steps from wallet connection to governance participation
Link your Web3 wallet to the WaqfChain platform securely.
Select your contribution amount in supported stablecoins or fiat via on-ramp.
On-chain logic instantly locks your contribution in the DAO treasury with immutable records.
WQF governance tokens are minted to your wallet proportional to your contribution.
An ERC-721 NFT certificate is issued as immutable proof of your waqf contribution.
Track your holdings, view treasury activity, and participate in governance decisions.
Every fund movement follows a strict two-path governance process
If a waqf project cannot proceed (e.g., legal barriers, beneficiary withdrawal), the Expert Council can vote to return the contributed funds to the original donors. This protects contributors and ensures trust in the platform.
Funds are allocated to an approved waqf project after passing all seven governance stages. The Expert Council votes on each allocation, and approved releases execute automatically via smart contract.
Expert Council members serve 2-year terms and can be replaced by a supermajority vote of WQF token holders. This ensures the Council remains accountable to the community it serves.
Smart contract audits, Expert Council onboarding, and governance framework finalisation are underway. Be the first to know when the DAO goes live.
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