On premise
The Jumu'ah rush, covered
In-person giving is where the masjid's week peaks. Three ways to receive it in the building — from a full entrance-hall kiosk to no hardware at all.
Entrance-hall kiosk
Three taps between the door and the prayer hall
A tablet on a stand with a card reader. A contributor chooses a fund, picks an amount, and taps their card — done in under fifteen seconds, on the way in or out of salah. Between contributions, the idle screen shows your building appeal's live progress.
Every sadaqah page ships with a print-ready QR and a giving.at short link
QR everywhere
From the entrance to the iftar tables
Every sadaqah page comes with a print-ready QR code. Put it by the entrance, on the musalla noticeboard, on the iftar tables through Ramadan, and on the Friday announcement slide. A contributor scans it and lands on your mobile sadaqah page — no app to install, no account needed for a first sadaqah.
Phone as kiosk
A volunteer's phone is a kiosk — zero hardware
The Jumu'ah rush peaks and the line at the kiosk grows. A volunteer opens the Mohseen app on their own Android phone, switches it to kiosk mode, and starts receiving sadaqah with Tap to Pay — the contributor taps their card or phone on the volunteer's phone. No reader, no tablet, no stand. It multiplies your collection points exactly when the masjid needs them — and it's the lightest way to start in-person giving before buying any hardware at all.
A volunteer's Android phone, locked to the giving flow
