Shari’ah-compliant, Community-driven, Reliable and Efficient
Powering shared digital asset ecosystems where customer facilitation and liquidity provision work in tandem to drive growth.
Murabex is an enterprise-grade digital finance platform that enables financial institutions to streamline the execution of Murabaha agreements for their customers. As part of a community-driven collaborative service, it brings together prominent exchange and clearing members who not only serve their own customers but also provide liquidity to other participants. The result is a shared ecosystem where customer facilitation and liquidity provision mutually reinforce each other.
Anchor Islamic financing liquidity domestically. Concentrate flows within the national market by connecting local institutions, the national exchange and international investors through a trusted sovereign platform. Improve efficiency, broaden participation and retain more value locally.
Centrally governed approval framework with scoped applicability, lifecycle management and embedded enforcement across all workflows.
A centralised registry maintains all Shari’ah approvals with clearly defined scope across assets, instruments, counterparties and workflow steps, ensuring only compliant combinations are permitted. It supports full lifecycle management, impact governance and audit traceability, while dynamically maintaining the eligible universe of instruments in line with approval updates.
Genuine ownership risk borne by participants, with strict transfer rules and built-in prevention of non-compliant structures.
Participants bear full ownership risk throughout their holding period, with risk transferring only upon legal title transfer and constructive possession as enforced through execution, clearing and settlement. Embedded controls prevent artificial risk elimination and prohibited structures, including economically equivalent sell-and-buy-back arrangements, while ensuring full transparency, auditability and group-level compliance enforcement.
Competitive, multi-provider liquidity enabling continuous price discovery and stability through market participation.
A distributed network of independent liquidity providers responds competitively to Wa‘d requests, with pricing emerging from multiple perspectives and evolving continuously based on market conditions, demand and available inventory. Participation is entirely voluntary, while competition on price and responsiveness, combined with high transaction throughput, drives tighter spreads and supports organically emerging market stability.
Configurable, fully transparent fee model with deterministic pre-trade visibility of transaction economics.
Fees are centrally governed yet flexible, with rule-based calculations derived from transaction parameters and applied uniformly across participants, ensuring fairness and consistency. All costs are fully disclosed pre-trade, with no hidden charges or post-trade adjustments, and are recorded at transaction level for complete auditability and alignment with true market pricing.
Ownership rights are absolute and cannot be constrained; no pre-arranged exit or dependency is permitted; all agency actions are explicit, limited in scope and fully traceable.
Customers retain an unconditional right to hold the asset, enforced by the platform across workflows, documentation and audit records, with any Wa‘d disclosure allowed only post-transfer and without creating obligation or economic linkage. Where an agency (wakālah) and messaging framework applies, mandates are strictly defined and all actions and disclosures are fully transparent and traceable.
Banks execute Murabaha trades by acquiring and owning the asset, then selling it to customers at disclosed cost-plus terms. Customers receive the asset and repay on a deferred schedule.
Liquidity providers – Daily Traders/Banks and Corporate Treasuries – provide on-chain settlement liquidity used for cash legs of each Murabaha trade.
The national exchange hosts the trading venue. It provides listing, matching and settlement records as negotiated trades via exchange.
Supervisory role – Shari’ah board and financial regulator, depending on jurisdiction. Observer access to the ledger for continuous structural oversight.
Ecosystem Integration
Murabex offers flexible configuration and deployment options, enabling adaptation to the economic and regulatory landscape of each jurisdiction. The platform supports both decentralised and centralised setups among participants, provides a user interface and API integration and can be configured to operate with selected distributed ledger networks. The Murabex platform enables settlement on distributed ledgers, off-book or on-book, through integration with the national exchange infrastructure.
Features
Everything you need to run institutional-grade Islamic financing.
Workflows
A Murabaha agreement progresses through controlled states – with backward paths for re-review and repeated acquisition cycles. Each transition is governed by role-based permissions and recorded in an immutable audit log.
Purpose-built for Islamic finance, not retrofitted from conventional trading systems.
The team behind Murabex are seasoned industry professionals with deep domain knowledge and a first-hand understanding of successfully building and operating modern financial platforms globally.
We welcome institutional inquiries and investor conversations.
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