How the scan prices a Solana wallet
Every figure in your report comes out of three passes over one address: what you hold, what it is worth, and what actually counts. Here is each pass, and where it can be wrong.
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How the calculator reads a wallet, and the rulings that decide what it does with what it finds.
Gold or silver: which nisab applies to you?
Two thresholds, both classical, and today they are nowhere near each other. Choosing between them is the single setting that most often decides whether you owe anything at all.
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Liquid staking tokens and the zakat on yield
Staked SOL comes back to you as a token whose price quietly grows. That design decides how the yield is counted — and why there is no separate rewards line in your report.
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Memecoins, airdrops and the intention to trade
A token you never chose to buy is still a token you own. What decides its treatment is not how it arrived, but what you intend to do with it.
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Keeping a hawl on a wallet that never sits still
The lunar year runs on your wealth crossing the nisab, not on any single coin. Which is what makes an active wallet far simpler to handle than people expect.
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What a read-only scan can and cannot see
Connecting a wallet to this calculator grants it exactly one thing: your public address. Everything else it knows, anyone with that address already knows.
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