Coin verdict · Layer 1 / China-licensed · Updated 2026-04-26
Per the current reviewed binary screener dataset, Conflux (CFX) is excluded / not halal. Haram due to insufficient transparency — HalalCrypto editorial board applies the gharar standard universally (AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2; OIC Fiqh Academy Res. 86/3/D9; AAOIFI SS-1). A contract with material unresolved uncertainty about token mechanism, governance, or custody is impermissible until that uncertainty is removed by the project (via published transparency docs). The project may submit transparency docs via /api/screener/challenge to request re-classification. Gate G [AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2 — gharar prohibition]: insufficient transparency on token mechanism / governance / custody.
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Per AAOIFI-aligned framework, our screening shows: Per the current reviewed binary screener dataset, Conflux (CFX) is excluded / not halal. Haram due to insufficient transparency — HalalCrypto editorial board applies the gharar standard universally (AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2; OIC Fiqh Academy Res. 86/3/D9; AAOIFI SS-1). A contract with material unresolved uncertainty about token mechanism, governance, or custody is impermissible until that uncertainty is removed by the project (via published transparency docs). The project may submit transparency docs via /api/screener/challenge to request re-classification. Gate G [AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2 — gharar prohibition]: insufficient transparency on token mechanism / governance / custody.
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Haram due to insufficient transparency — HalalCrypto editorial board applies the gharar standard universally (AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2; OIC Fiqh Academy Res. 86/3/D9; AAOIFI SS-1). A contract with material unresolved uncertainty about token mechanism, governance, or custody is impermissible until that uncertainty is removed by the project (via published transparency docs). The project may submit transparency docs via /api/screener/challenge to request re-classification. Gate G [AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2 — gharar prohibition]: insufficient transparency on token mechanism / governance / custody.
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Haram due to insufficient transparency — HalalCrypto editorial board applies the gharar standard universally (AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2; OIC Fiqh Academy Res. 86/3/D9; AAOIFI SS-1). A contract with material unresolved uncertainty about token mechanism, governance, or custody is impermissible until that uncertainty is removed by the project (via published transparency docs). The project may submit transparency docs via /api/screener/challenge to request re-classification. Gate G [AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2 — gharar prohibition]: insufficient transparency on token mechanism / governance / custody.
CFX clears Moderate tier liquidity gates on tier-1 venues.
Per the current reviewed binary screener dataset, Conflux (CFX) is excluded / not halal. Haram due to insufficient transparency — HalalCrypto editorial board applies the gharar standard universally (AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2; OIC Fiqh Academy Res. 86/3/D9; AAOIFI SS-1). A contract with material unresolved uncertainty about token mechanism, governance, or custody is impermissible until that uncertainty is removed by the project (via published transparency docs). The project may submit transparency docs via /api/screener/challenge to request re-classification. Gate G [AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2 — gharar prohibition]: insufficient transparency on token mechanism / governance / custody.
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Per the current reviewed binary screener dataset, Conflux (CFX) is excluded / not halal. Haram due to insufficient transparency — HalalCrypto editorial board applies the gharar standard universally (AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2; OIC Fiqh Academy Res. 86/3/D9; AAOIFI SS-1). A contract with material unresolved uncertainty about token mechanism, governance, or custody is impermissible until that uncertainty is removed by the project (via published transparency docs). The project may submit transparency docs via /api/screener/challenge to request re-classification. Gate G [AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2 — gharar prohibition]: insufficient transparency on token mechanism / governance / custody.
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No. The current reviewed screener marks CFX as haram / excluded. Haram due to insufficient transparency — HalalCrypto editorial board applies the gharar standard universally (AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2; OIC Fiqh Academy Res. 86/3/D9; AAOIFI SS-1). A contract with material unresolved uncertainty about token mechanism, governance, or custody is impermissible until that uncertainty is removed by the project (via published transparency docs). The project may submit transparency docs via /api/screener/challenge to request re-classification.
None. Excluded coins are no-trade across every tier until a formal re-screen changes the verdict.
Haram due to insufficient transparency — HalalCrypto editorial board applies the gharar standard universally (AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2; OIC Fiqh Academy Res. 86/3/D9; AAOIFI SS-1). A contract with material unresolved uncertainty about token mechanism, governance, or custody is impermissible until that uncertainty is removed by the project (via published transparency docs). The project may submit transparency docs via /api/screener/challenge to request re-classification. Gate G [AAOIFI Standard 21 §3/2 — gharar prohibition]: insufficient transparency on token mechanism / governance / custody.
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Last updated 2026-04-26; Author: HalalCrypto Research Team. Information only — not financial or Shariah advice. Make your own taqlid choice.