The infrastructure behind the world's first Islamic repo on blockchain. Five Saudi banks settled SAR 110M+ in 9 repo trades, with Edaa and Muqassa integrated. Same-day settlement. Shariah compliance enforced at the smart contract level. No competing Islamic repo blockchain exists in the Kingdom.

Represent capital market instruments as digital tokens with controlled issuance, automated distributions, and built-in transfer restrictions. Designed for regulated capital markets workflows within the Saudi market. Built on the same custody infrastructure that banks already trust for Islamic repo settlement.

Tokenize real estate assets into fractional digital units through legally structured SPVs. Investors buy, hold, and trade property interests on-chain. Active partnerships with Saudi proptech platforms including Jozo, Ghanem, and A'shar (Ladun). All assets are custodied under Oumla's SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified infrastructure.

This is the core infrastructure that powers every other Oumla product. Think of it as what Fireblocks or Dfns provide, built and hosted inside Saudi Arabia. It covers the full stack: wallet creation and lifecycle management (hot, warm, cold), MPC-based key management and secure signing, configurable policy engines for transaction approvals and authorization workflows, and end-to-end transaction lifecycle management from initiation through signing, broadcasting, confirmation, and settlement.

Bahith plugs directly into private permissioned blockchains, which is what makes it matter for Saudi institutions. Private chains mean private data. Transaction records, counterparty identities, asset movements, none of it leaves the Kingdom. Bahith gives compliance teams and regulators a live, read-only window into that on-chain activity: address tracking, transaction pattern analysis, entity tagging, and automated reporting. No reconciliation cycles, no manual report requests, no data exported to foreign monitoring platforms. It also works across public networks when needed. "Bahith" means "investigator" in Arabic.