Here’s a comparison table of halal investment platforms, including ROI estimates, fees, coverage, and key features:
|
Platform |
ROI (Est. Avg. p.a.) |
Fees (Management + Other) |
Coverage (Assets) |
Key Features |
Availability |
|
Wahed Invest |
6%–10% (equities) |
0.49%–0.99% + ETF fees (~0.50%) |
Global ETFs, Sukuk, Gold |
Robo-advisor, Sharia-certified |
US, UK, UAE, MY, etc. |
|
Islamicly |
7%–12% (stocks/ETFs) |
0.24%–0.75% |
GCC & Global Stocks, ETFs |
Direct stock investing, low fees |
UAE, KSA, UK, US |
|
Yielders (P2P) |
5%–8% (fixed) |
1%–2% service fee |
UK/EU Property & SMEs |
Rent-based profit, illiquid |
UK, EU |
|
Blossom Finance |
4%–6% (sukuk) |
0%–1% (varies) |
Short-term Sukuk |
Ethical projects, low minimum |
US, Global |
|
Saturna Capital(Amana Funds) |
8%–12% (long-term) |
0.75%–1.25% (fund fees) |
US & Global Equities |
DIY mutual funds, low-cost |
US |
|
Zoya(Screening) |
N/A (DIY) |
Free (premium features paid) |
Global Stocks |
Sharia stock screener |
Worldwide |
Key Takeaways:
- Highest ROI Potential:
- Saturna (Amana Funds) and Islamicly (for stock picking).
- Yielders (fixed returns but higher risk).
- Lowest Fees:
- Islamicly (0.24%–0.75%) and Blossom (some 0-fee options).
- Wahed is more expensive (~0.99% + ETF fees).
- Best for Hands-Off Investors:
- Wahed (robo-advisor) or Blossom (sukuk).
- Best for Active Investors:
- Zoya + Brokerage (DIY stock picking).

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