Musaffa
Musaffa is a New York-headquartered Islamic fintech that operates a halal investing platform and sells its underlying Shariah-compliance dataset to other businesses as the Musaffa B2B API. The company screens 120,000+ stocks and ETFs across 70+ global exchanges against an AAOIFI-based methodology and exposes the results — compliance status, a 0-5 compliance ranking, revenue breakdown, interest-bearing securities and debt ratios, dividend purification amounts and related securities — through a versioned REST API at platform.musaffa.com, plus an outbound webhook that pushes compliance-status changes to a subscriber URL. The B2B API is documented publicly at api.musaffa.com (v1, v2 and the current v3) but the API itself is sold through a demo/sales process: credentials are a client ID plus a shared secret issued per client, and there is no self-service signup for the API.
Musaffa publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Islamic Finance, Shariah Compliance, Halal Investing, Stock Screening, and Financial Data.
The Musaffa catalog on APIs.io includes 1 event-driven AsyncAPI specification.
Musaffa’s developer surface includes documentation, API reference, pricing, signup flow, support, engineering blog, authentication, and 16 more developer resources.
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Musaffa B2B Shariah Compliance API
REST API returning Shariah-compliance screening for stocks and ETFs — a compliance status and 0-5 ranking per ticker, a full screening report with revenue breakdown and interest...
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Musaffa Screening Webhooks
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