Pick a habit, name a stake in Taka, and prove you did it. Follow through and the money stays yours. Skip it, and it doesn't.
Start a vowChoose what you're promising yourself — wake-up time, meals, water, whatever you keep skipping — and how much is at stake.
Complete the habit and send a photo as proof, on your own honor.
Show your payment TrxID and completion photo, and your stake is sent back to your bKash or Nagad.
No — there's no chance involved. Whether you get your money back depends entirely on whether you did what you said you'd do, not on luck or odds, and you can never win more than you put in. That's different from a game of chance. If the religious side of it matters to you personally, it's still worth a quick word with a scholar you trust — this is just an honest description of how the mechanic works, not a religious ruling.
It isn't kept by Shopoth. A missed stake is forwarded to a vetted healthcare charity instead — think of it as a forfeited deposit that goes somewhere useful, the same idea as a security deposit you don't get back for breaking a promise.
Finish everything you committed to, and Shopoth refunds your full stake plus an extra 80% on top, out of Shopoth's own funds — not from anyone else's missed stakes, since those go straight to charity. What you earn never depends on someone else failing.
After you finish the habit, submit your transaction ID and two screenshots — one of the payment, one of the completed task — inside the app. You'll also get a WhatsApp message ready to send for a faster follow-up.
bKash and Nagad are live. Rocket and Binance Pay are shown but not accepted yet — coming soon.
This is a live walkthrough — tap through it like the real thing.
Pick as many as you want. Each one gets its own stake.
Choose the target and how much is on the line for each.
Send to the number shown, then keep the TrxID and a screenshot — you'll need both to claim your withdrawal later.
The vow is signed. No backing out.
Show that you paid and that you finished — this gets checked automatically where possible, and by us for the rest.