Bitcoin, Ethereum and other coins at live prices. Work out 2.5% zakat on your holdings, with nisab checked.
How it works
Three steps, under a minute:
Add your coins and how much of each you hold. Prices fill in live from CoinGecko, and you can edit any price.
Pick your currency and your nisab basis. Silver is the cautious default.
Get your total value, your nisab, and your zakat due at 2.5%.
Most contemporary scholars treat crypto held as an investment or for trading as zakatable wealth, at 2.5% of market value on your annual zakat date. Details differ, for example how staking rewards are treated, so confirm your situation with a scholar.
1 · Currency and nisab
Checking live prices...
2 · Your coins
Prices are per coin in US dollars, from CoinGecko. Edit any price to use your own exchange rate. Values show in your currency.
CoinAmount heldPrice per coin (USD)Value
Value in your currency, of rewards you received and still hold on your zakat date. Rewards you spent are not counted.
Crypto is volatile. Value your holdings at the price on your zakat date, not the price you bought at. If you bought and sold during the year, zakat is on what you hold on the date, not on past trades.
3 · Your zakat
Add your coins above to see your calculation.
DeenHisab - Zakat on Crypto Calculation Report
For education and estimation only. Confirm with a qualified scholar.
Zakat on crypto: quick answers
Is zakat due on cryptocurrency?
Yes. Most contemporary scholars treat crypto held as an investment or for trading as zakatable wealth. On your annual zakat date, pay 2.5% of the total market value of your coins, if the total is above nisab and one lunar year has passed.
How do I value my crypto for zakat?
At the market price on your zakat date. This calculator uses live CoinGecko prices and converts them to your currency. You can edit any price if you want to use the price from your own exchange.
Which nisab do I use for crypto?
The calculator defaults to the silver nisab (612.36 grams), which is the cautious choice and the one most Hanafi scholars recommend. You can switch to the gold nisab (87.48 grams). Both are worked out live from gold and silver prices, and you can check the current figures on our Nisab Today page.
Do I pay zakat on staking rewards?
If you still hold the rewards on your zakat date, yes, at market value. Add them in the staking field. If you spent them, they are gone and you do not pay on them. Some scholars treat each reward as starting its own year, so if your rewards are large, ask a scholar.
What about crypto I lost or cannot access?
No zakat is due on wealth you no longer own or cannot recover, like a lost wallet or an account you cannot access. Count only the coins you hold and can access.
Do I pay zakat on stablecoins like USDT?
Yes. Stablecoins are crypto holdings at market value, and the same 2.5% rule applies.
Educational tool. Zakat on crypto is a contemporary matter and scholars differ on details, for example how staking rewards and mined coins are treated. Always confirm your final amount with a qualified scholar or mufti.