Featured group company · Ethical Fintech
Connecting giving, institutions and digital finance.
Tulus Digital connects Islamic giving with the institutions responsible for social funds and programmes. Its digital services bring contributors, payment channels and institutional workflows together, with a broader direction towards connecting participation, fund administration, distribution and impact reporting.
Public platform
Making Islamic giving easier to access.
The Tulus platform brings zakat, sedekah, infaq and wakaf into one digital service. It gives individuals a convenient way to make purposeful payments and contributions.
Visit the Tulus platformInstitutional focus
Built around the institution’s responsibilities.
Tulus’s primary audience is organisations responsible for social funds and programmes. Contributors participate through Tulus and supported partner channels, while banks, corporate partners and service partners support agreed journeys.
Each engagement starts with the institution, the services it is authorised to offer and the operational scope required. Institutions retain responsibility for programme purpose, eligibility, approvals and Shariah governance; Tulus provides the agreed digital services and records.
A connected platform direction
From participation to evidence of impact.
Tulus’s broader platform direction connects six capability areas:
Giving
Discovery of approved initiatives and participation through supported digital channels.
Payments
Payment records, receipts and reconciliation linked to the intended institution and fund.
Fund Administration
Records of fund purposes and restrictions, access authority and approval workflows.
Distribution
Workflows supporting authorised allocation and programme delivery, with eligibility and funding decisions retained by the institution.
Impact Reporting
Connecting delivery records with programme indicators and supporting evidence.
Integration
Interfaces connecting institutions, systems and service partners within an agreed scope.
These areas describe the connected model Tulus is developing. Services and integrations are agreed for each institution and engagement.
Additional financial services
Digital access to takaful.
The 2026 company profile records a July 2026 launch of takaful services in the Tulus app through integration with Takaful IKHLAS. This adds access to financial protection alongside the core giving categories.
The relevant takaful operator remains responsible for product terms and Shariah requirements. Tulus provides the digital access journey.
Published institutional examples
Connected to established payment channels.
- PPZ-MAIWPListed Payment Channel
- Pusat Pungutan Zakat-MAIWP lists Tulus among its online portal agents and e-wallet/application channels for zakat payments.
- Lembaga Zakat SelangorCollection Channel
- Lembaga Zakat Selangor’s 2024 annual report lists Tulus Digital among its payment-channel collection agents.
- GoPayzE-Wallet Integration, 2022
- U Mobile announced a partnership with Tulus Digital in April 2022 that added zakat payments for six states through GoPayz.
- AEON BankDigital Banking Integration, 2026
- Tulus announced its partnership powering AEON Bank’s zakat feature. March 2026 reporting also documented the launch, illustrating how Tulus’s infrastructure can connect Islamic social finance with digital banking.
Why this matters
Convenience for contributors. Capability for institutions.
Digital giving depends on both an accessible user experience and the institutional systems behind it. Tulus connects these needs through its focus on public giving services and ethical payment infrastructure.
The opportunity is to make participation easier while connecting institutional records, authorised workflows and evidence of programme results.
Acture connection
Ethical fintech within Acture’s portfolio.
Tulus demonstrates Acture’s focus on developing specialist companies around institutional needs. Its ecosystem connects contributors, social-finance institutions, payment channels and service partners.
Clear institutional authority and defined responsibilities support organisational control. Tulus provides the agreed digital services; institutions retain programme and funding decisions, and service operators retain responsibility for their products.
Connect with Tulus.
For giving services, takaful access or institutional platform enquiries, contact Tulus directly. For strategic opportunities involving Acture’s portfolio, contact Acture.