Invest in Shariah-compliant, short-term financing opportunities with real-time visibility and projected annual ROI of up to 10%.
Invest in short-term, Shariah-compliant opportunities backed by pre-approved receivables with clear terms, durations, and risk profiles.
Browse pre-vetted financing deals with real-time insight into duration, risk score, and annual return.
Track every investment across status, expected return, and total exposure in a single glance.
Each opportunity includes forecasted return, fees, VAT, repayment, and downloadable contract.
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Himma enables investors to fund short-duration invoice financing opportunities in regulated sectors with real-world yield and low equity correlation.
Invoice tenures are short, usually based on payment terms between corporates and suppliers often between 30 to 90 days.
Both institutional and professional individual investors can participate, depending on local regulatory requirements and onboarding status.
Himma pre-vets corporates and uses invoice-level credit filtering to ensure only high-quality transactions are presented to investors.
Returns are typically higher than traditional fixed-income alternatives, especially given the short duration and real-economy asset backing.
Yes. Investing through Himma is a form of private credit, focused on funding receivables from vetted corporates in high-demand sectors.
Sectors like healthcare, construction, retail, and logistics dominate due to their large invoice volumes and payment delays.
Repayments are collected directly from the corporate buyer when the invoice is due. The supplier does not handle repayment.Sectors like healthcare, construction, retail, and logistics dominate due to their large invoice volumes and payment delays.
Yes. Investors can review available opportunities and choose invoices that meet their criteria based on risk, tenor, and expected return.Repayments are collected directly from the corporate buyer when the invoice is due. The supplier does not handle repayment.Sectors like healthcare, construction, retail, and logistics dominate due to their large invoice volumes and payment delays.
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