From application to verified, in one flow.
Couples apply online, pay online or in person, verify their ID with Stripe Identity, and leave with a certificate signed by your imam that anyone can check, for good.
Couples apply online, in one sitting.
The couple, the ceremony, the mahr, the wali and witnesses, all in a guided form your masjid shares from a link. Nothing to print, nothing to post and no back-and-forth over email.
The form checks the minimum marriage age for the country chosen, and both people confirm they’re marrying of their own free will. Your masjid reviews every application before anything is paid.
Set a fee, or keep it free.
Charge a fee and take it however suits your masjid. Bank transfer, cash and card at the desk all still work: mark the certificate paid and it moves on. Connect Stripe and couples can pay online by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay instead, straight into your own account, with nothing to chase or match up.
Or make it free, and once the certificate is issued couples are invited to leave a tip for the imam if they’d like to. It’s never required. Staff can still adjust the price for one couple when approving.
Identity checked by Stripe Identity.
Each person gets their own secure link at id.uselabbaik.com and checks their ID with Stripe Identity: a photo of their passport or driving licence and a live selfie, on their own phone. Labbaik matches the name on the ID to the application, and anything that doesn’t match comes to your team to review.
Automatic checks cost $1.91 per person, built into the certificate’s price, and can include the wakeel and witnesses. Rather not use Stripe Identity? People upload a photo of their ID on the same secure link instead, for your imam or admin to review.
Sign on A4, or on a tablet.
Once it’s approved, Labbaik lays out the certificate with everything from the application, ready for the day. Print it on A4 for wet-ink signatures at the ceremony, or have the imam, couple and witnesses sign on a tablet.
Witnesses only known on the day? Correct the details before issue, without starting again.
Uploaded, issued, verifiable for good.
Upload the signed copy and Labbaik stamps the date of issue and certificate number on it, then records its fingerprint on the Bitcoin blockchain through OpenTimestamps. Scan the QR code and anyone can confirm it hasn’t changed since the day it was issued.
The public check shows only the certificate type, your masjid and the date of issue, never names. Every upload is logged, and a certificate can’t be issued before its ceremony date by mistake.
Every step, on the record.
Nothing lives in a drawer or one person’s inbox. Each step leaves its own record in your masjid’s account, so a certificate issued today can still be found and checked years from now.
- AppliedDetails and both consents recorded
- PaidOnline, or marked paid by you
- ID checkedA result for every person
- SignedOn A4 or a tablet
- VerifiedFingerprint anchored on Bitcoin
Starting with Nikah.
Nikah is the first certificate with the whole journey, from application to verified. Your masjid can also issue Shahadah, Talaq and death records, and ijazahs, each signed by your imam and checkable from a link.
Questions & answers
Certificates, answered.
Is a Nikah certificate from Labbaik a legal marriage certificate?
No. A masjid Nikah certificate records the religious marriage. Whether a couple also needs a civil marriage licence or registration depends on where they live, so they should check the rules locally.
Read the guide to masjid certificates →How does someone check a certificate is genuine?
By scanning the QR code on the certificate or opening its verification link. The check confirms the certificate's recorded details and its signed copy haven't been altered since the day it was issued. The public page shows only the certificate type, your masjid and the date of issue, never the couple's names.
How do the ID checks work?
Each person gets their own secure link at id.uselabbaik.com and verifies with Stripe Identity: a photo of their ID and a live selfie that's matched to it. Labbaik then checks the name on the ID against the application, and anything that doesn't match comes to your team to review instead of passing. Stripe Identity checks cost $1.91 per person, built into the certificate's price. If your masjid chooses not to use it, people upload a photo or scan of their ID on the same link instead, and your imam or admin reviews it, at no cost. Uploaded IDs are stored privately and only your admins can open them.
Can we issue Nikah certificates for free?
Yes. Set the price to zero and couples don't pay anything. If your Stripe account is connected, you can also ask them for a voluntary tip for the imam: they get an email after the certificate is issued, and nothing is charged unless they choose to give.
Can couples pay by bank transfer or cash?
Yes. Take payment however you do now, by bank transfer, cash or card at the desk, and mark the certificate paid. If you connect Stripe, couples can also pay online by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, straight into your organisation's own Stripe account. Payments through Stripe carry the same graduated platform fee as class fees; bank transfer and cash don't. Staff can adjust the price for an individual couple when approving.
See pricing →What does Labbaik put on the blockchain?
Only a fingerprint: a scrambled code made from the certificate's details, and another from the signed copy you upload. It contains no names or personal details and can't be reversed. These fingerprints are recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain through OpenTimestamps, a free, public and permanent record.
Read how verification works →What checks happen before a Nikah is accepted?
The application shows the minimum marriage age for the country chosen and won't go ahead below it, and both people confirm they're marrying of their own free will, which is recorded with the application. Your masjid reviews every application before payment, and remains responsible for satisfying itself that each marriage it performs is lawful.
More questions? See the full FAQ or get in touch.