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05 HalalFramework4 min readLast updated 2026-08-09

Halal Verification

Halal information must be verifiable — never a free self-check “Halal ✓”. QIUBBX is not a 100% Halal marketplace.

Marketplace scopeQIUBBX is not a 100% Halal marketplace. Non-Halal food may be sold. Alcohol drinks are banned. Food with pork/khinzir or alcohol as an ingredient must show the Non-Halal badge. Concealment or false Halal claims: listing removed and lifetime ban. Halal badges apply only when a certificate is verified.
  • Verified
  • Pending
  • Expired
  • Not verified
  • Not applicable

When a certification is claimed, capture certificate number, body, premise/product, issue, expiry and verification date. Marketplace UI should prefer “Verified Halal” over bare “Halal” when verified.

Trust surfaceBadge tap reveals official details, active status and verification date — not a decorative icon.
Cross-check against official directories (e.g. Malaysian Halal Directory) is an operational control, not a website claim that every listing is constantly re-audited.
A Dapur identity badge (for example Dapur Melayu) is not Halal verification. See Dapur identity.

Related guides

Food SafetyFood safety starts with the food business — QIUBBX is not the regulator.Merchant ComplianceVerification, documents, bank, menu, safety, halal, and policy acceptance.Consumer ProtectionClear before you buy — identity, price, charges, cancellation and refunds.Dapur identityVerified kitchen identity (including Dapur Melayu) is separate from menu cuisine, Halal, and operational kitchen badges.
Important: The information in this Compliance Centre explains QIUBBX policies, controls and operational approach. It does not constitute legal advice. Requirements may change and may vary by jurisdiction, service, transaction type and circumstances. Formal legal documents and applicable laws govern if there is any inconsistency.
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