Sandbox
See the workflow in action.
The sandbox is a guided demonstration environment: open the intended workflow and walk through every control yourself.
What it is
A working demonstration, not a live service.
Descriptions of evidence gates and governed structures only go so far on a marketing page. The sandbox exists so that an operator, a supplier, a scholar, a bank or a regulator can open the intended workflow and look at it directly — where a transaction stops, what evidence it demands, which structure the rules map it to, and what the audit record looks like afterwards.
It comes fully populated end to end. The agencies, suppliers, hotels, bookings, invoices and amounts in it were prepared for demonstration, so every screen and every control has something meaningful to show from the first click.
It is a demonstration of intended behaviour — the controls operating exactly as designed, end to end.
A complete demonstration dataset. Every organisation, booking, invoice, amount and document is prepared in advance, so the registry, the gates and the audit trail are fully populated the moment you open them.
Self-contained by design. The sandbox is a closed demonstration build: advance a case through evidence, structure, approval and settlement, and watch each control respond at every step.
Opens the demonstration environment at khattcapital.com/sandbox/enter.
What it demonstrates
The controls, doing what we say they do.
The travel asset registry
One canonical record per trip or supplier obligation, with a unique ID, a lifecycle from application to settlement, and every piece of evidence and every event attached to it.
The evidence gate
A transaction held at the gate until ownership, possession or service-right evidence is present, validated and linked. Missing evidence is a hard stop, not a warning — you can watch it refuse to proceed.
Structure mapping
The rules service classifying an asset, testing it against the versioned mapping, and issuing only from the governed template library. A structure with no template becomes an exception, not a free-text contract.
Maker-checker payment
A payment instruction that cannot be released by one person, and cannot be directed anywhere except a verified supplier account.
Exception routing
A novel or mixed case being routed to a human rather than resolved in software — the point at which the platform stops and a qualified person decides.
The audit record
The reconstruction view: inputs, rules version, template version, actor and rationale, so that a past decision can be re-examined against the rules that were live at the time.
What it is not
The limits, stated plainly.
A demonstration build
- It is not a financial service, an offer, a facility or an application. Nothing you do in it creates any relationship or obligation.
- It is not a regulated environment and is not a regulator’s sandbox. It is our own demonstration build.
Nothing in it is certified
- No Sharia Supervisory Board is seated. No fatwa, certification or legal opinion exists for any structure or template shown.
- The contract structures and specimen drafts it references are an illustrative toolkit, subject to the appointed board and to the law of each jurisdiction.
- Screens, rules, templates and behaviour will change as legal and Sharia review proceeds.
- KHATT holds no financial services licence; registration and regulatory engagement are in progress.
If something in the sandbox looks wrong to you — a gate that should be tighter, an evidence item that is missing, a structure mapped where it should not be — we would rather hear it now than after a board reviews it. Tell us.
Open the demonstration environment.
The full workflow, from application to settlement — open it and walk through it yourself.