The name Dinarly is inspired by two key ideas:
🔹 “Dinar” – A historic and trusted unit of currency in Islamic finance, symbolizing stability, fairness, and ethical trade.
🔹 “Ly” – A suffix that gives motion to the concept, representing growth, opportunity, and innovation in the financial world.
Together, Dinarly stands for a modern, ethical, and inclusive approach to finance, bridging timeless financial principles with cutting-edge fintech solutions.
We bring together investors, homebuyers, and ethical finance principles to build a future where finance works for everyone.
Fairer. Finance. Together.
When we look at the banking and finance landscape, it’s easy to overlook that traditional banks often use our money to fuel products that drive people into debt. While they share a small portion of the returns with you, the majority of the profits remain with the banks.
This imbalance isn’t right, and that’s where we steps in.
We’re here to do what banks do—only better. Our approach is ethical, equitable, and free from exploitative practices. Leveraging technology to deliver exceptional customer experiences, we create financial solutions that prioritize fairness and transparency. At Dinarly, we’re putting financial power back into the hands of the people, where it truly belongs.
Any information presented on this website is for informational purposes only and may be subject to change. The terms and conditions document will govern any agreement you enter into with us. Dinarly is not a broker or financial advisor. We only offer our own products on an execution-only basis and do not provide financial advice. Failure to fulfill your payment obligations may result in the loss of your property. Dinarly Home Financing Solution does not involve lending or interest-based transactions. Our Investment Schemes involve direct investments into our operating entities and are not subject to financial regulation in India. This means you do not have the protections typically offered under regulations governed by bodies like SEBI or IRDAI, nor are you covered under frameworks like the Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF).We strongly recommend that you fully understand the implications of engaging with our products and services. If you are uncertain, you should seek independent financial or legal advice before proceeding.