SITR

Shariah Compliance,Built Into the Infrastructure.

SITR is the transaction-layer monitoring infrastructure for Islamic banks — purpose-built for continuous Shariah surveillance, audit sampling, and compliance assurance.

Shariah Compliance MonitorLive

Checking every transaction against your configured rule sets

  • Transaction A41FFinancingCheckingCleared
  • Transaction B27CTradeCheckingCleared
  • Transaction C09ELeaseCheckingFlagged
  • Transaction D72ADepositCheckingCleared
  • Transaction E55BInvestmentCheckingCleared
  • Transaction F18DTreasuryCheckingCleared
Flagged items routed for review

What We Do

Continuous Shariah surveillance at the transaction level.

SITR reads a bank’s Shariah-relevant records wherever they live — contracts, documents, or core banking feeds — and checks each against the rulings that govern it, flagging exceptions and producing audit-ready compliance evidence.

The platform is structured around two deployment phases and two continuous functions:

  1. 01

    Deploy 01

    Connect

    Integration with your core banking system, Document Ingestion Channels, and transaction data feeds.

  2. 02

    Deploy 02

    Configure

    Mapping of your product types, Shariah rule sets, and exception thresholds.

  3. Continuous

    Monitor

    Real-time transaction surveillance and exception flagging.

  4. Continuous

    Assure

    Audit sampling, evidence packaging, and board-ready reporting.

Built by operators. Designed for the infrastructure layer.

SITR is developed by Piston Solutions, a North American technology company specializing in compliance infrastructure for financial institutions. We build systems designed to operate at the infrastructure layer — persistent, auditable, and institution-grade.

We are headquartered in Manama, Bahrain, working within the jurisdiction of the Central Bank of Bahrain and in close proximity to the standards set by AAOIFI.

SITR is purpose-built for Islamic banks and Islamic windows of conventional banks operating in the GCC and broader MENA region. Our primary users are:

  • Shariah Supervisory Board secretariats and internal Shariah audit teams
  • Compliance officers responsible for transaction-level monitoring
  • CTO and IT infrastructure teams responsible for integration decisions
  • CFOs and senior management responsible for external audit costs and regulatory risk