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As of September 2026, Pakistan regulates crypto service providers through the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA), set up under the Virtual Assets Act passed in March 2026. The State Bank now lets banks open accounts for PVARA-licensed providers. Rules are changing quickly, so use licensed services and check pvara.gov.pk. This is general information, not legal advice.

Barqish does not recommend or earn from any exchange. Choose one that is licensed or registered where you live, lets you withdraw to your own wallet, and offers spot trading without pushing you into futures or “earn” products.

No. Barqish never holds your money, coins or keys and never places trades. It is a research and discipline tool; you trade on your own exchange account.

Scholars disagree. Some, including Mufti Taqi Usmani and Darul Uloom Karachi in 2026, consider crypto impermissible; others allow spot ownership of screened coins with conditions. Read what scholars say and follow a scholar you trust.

No. It applies published Shariah criteria (riba, gambling, excessive uncertainty, prohibited industries and real utility) to each coin and shows the reasoning. It is guidance, not a religious ruling.

Our labels follow the scholars who allow crypto with conditions, and we say so openly. If you follow a scholar who forbids crypto, our labels do not override that ruling for you.

Scholars differ on frequent trading. Most agree the essentials are: spot only, your own money, full ownership before you sell, no leverage, no short selling, and not treating it like gambling. Barqish only shows day-trade ideas that meet those conditions.

Many scholars treat proof-of-stake rewards as a fee for helping run the network, not interest. Lending your coins for a fixed return is different and usually involves riba. Liquid staking tokens are marked Questionable on Barqish.

Many scholars treat crypto held to sell or trade like trade goods: 2.5% of its market value on your zakat date, if your total wealth is above the nisab for a lunar year. Use the zakat calculator and confirm with your scholar.

Buy zone: the coin is in a calmer area where buying has historically carried better odds. Wait: be patient. Avoid: the setup is weak or risky. Verdicts are research, not instructions to buy or sell.

Every daily verdict is recorded and graded 24 hours later on the public track record, hits and misses. The Accuracy Lab shows how each signal performed on data it never saw. Past results do not guarantee future results.

Verdicts and live charts for 250 Binance spot pairs, Shariah screening for 133 coins with the reasoning shown, and 40 coins on Barqish Radar every day.

Yes. The desk works in English and Roman Urdu, and the home page and glossary include Urdu.

Yes. Open barqish.com in your phone browser and add it to your home screen; it works like an app. See how to install.

Pro Monthly is Rs 799 for 30 days, Pro Yearly is Rs 5,999 a year, and the Founding Member offer is Rs 3,999 for a year while it lasts. Coin screening stays free for everyone.

By JazzCash or Easypaisa. Choose a plan in the app, send the amount, and upload your receipt with the transaction ID. We switch on Pro as soon as we confirm the payment, usually within a few hours.

No. Pro is paid once for the period you choose. When it ends your account returns to the free plan unless you pay again.

Yes, in the cases set out in our refund policy: for example if you paid but Pro was not activated, or within 7 days for other requests, which we review fairly.

Yes. Share your link and when a friend buys their first Pro plan, you both get 7 extra days of Pro. See Refer a friend.

Never. Barqish never asks for your exchange password, seed phrase, private keys or for crypto to “unlock” profits. Anyone who does is a scammer, even if they use our name.

Guaranteed profits, pressure to act now, requests to send crypto first and anonymous “signal” groups are the usual signs. Paste any message into Scam Check to see the red flags.

Your account data is stored securely, passwords are hashed and payment screenshots are kept in a private folder. See our Privacy Policy. For help, message us on WhatsApp.