10 daysDoors open 21 September
Three doors into UK property.
Halal investing in real UK property, from £50, with monthly dividends. One question tells you which door is yours: how long can you leave your money without needing it?
Be ready when the doors open
Register your interest and we'll email you on launch day. Free, and no commitment.
You're on the list
We'll email you when the doors open on 21 September. In the meantime, you can set up your Bayuti account so you're ready to go.
How long can you leave your money without needing it?
That's the only question. Commit longer, target more. Each answer opens a different door.
"I might need it."
Wakala Flex
Not sure? Don't lock it in. Wakala Flex has no lock-in and you can withdraw with notice. Or speak to an independent financial adviser.
From question to monthly dividends in four steps
Wakala lives in the Bayuti app. Set up your account this week and you'll be ready on 21 September.
- 1
Set up your Bayuti account
Create your account, verify your identity and complete the investor appropriateness check.
- 2
Answer one question
How long can you leave it? Your answer points you to Flex, Plus or Prime.
- 3
Invest from £50
Start small on any of the three options. There are no fees to investors.
- 4
Receive monthly dividends
Your money works in real UK property. Dividends are paid monthly, at target rates that aren't guaranteed.
Commit longer, target more.
See what each door could target on the same amount. Move the sliders; the numbers are illustrations, not promises.
Illustration only. Assumes dividends are paid out each month at the target rate and not reinvested, and that the amount invested stays the same. Plus targets 5.5% a year during its 1-year lock-in and Prime targets 7% a year during its 5-year lock-in; after a lock-in, money moves to the Flex target (4%) and notice periods. Targets, not guarantees. Property values can fall and you could lose money.
Three halal investing myths, busted.
Save this for the next family debate.
A dividend is just interest with a different name.
Interest is a fixed charge on money lent, owed whatever happens. A dividend is your share of the profit from a real asset, so it can rise, fall or stop. That's why Wakala's rates are targets, not guarantees.
You need thousands to start.
Wakala starts from £50, on all three options.
It's only for Muslims.
Anyone can invest. No interest and no debt in the structure appeals to plenty of people.
Questions people ask before investing
Is Wakala halal?
Are the target returns guaranteed?
Can I take my money out?
How much do I need to start?
How often are dividends paid?
Is it only for Muslims?
Is Wakala covered by the FSCS?
Pick your door. Be ready on the 21st.
Register your interest in under a minute and we'll let you know the moment Wakala Flex, Plus and Prime open.
Register my interestCapital at risk. Returns are targets, not guarantees. Not covered by the FSCS. Not financial advice.