1. Zoya
Halal investing for everyone
Zoya provides halal stock screening with AAOIFI as the default methodology and additional methodology comparison for Pro users. It is designed as a research tool, not a broker or personalized investment adviser.
| Zoya snapshot | San Francisco, USA |
| Deposit minimum | N/A |
| Key halal feature | Free tier plus Zoya Pro subscription |
| Shariah signal | Documented signal |
| Available countries | 3 |
Evidence reviewed
source review pendingZoya has strong help-center evidence for screening methodology and Pro features. The old 'no premium tiers' wording is no longer reliable, so the review should describe Zoya as freemium.
- Zoya publishes a free tier and a Pro subscription tier with expanded reports, methodology switching, broker connections, ETF/fund screening, and alerts.
- Zoya's default screening standard is AAOIFI, while Pro users can compare additional recognized methodologies.
- Zoya says it is non-custodial and that assets remain with the user's broker or institution.
- Zoya states that it is not a broker-dealer or investment adviser and does not provide personalized investment advice.
Limits and checks still required
- Confirm localized Zoya Pro pricing in the app store for the reader's country.
- Check supported brokers before assuming in-app trading will work for a specific user.
- Treat Zoya ratings as research inputs, not as a fatwa or buy/sell recommendation.