Zakat Institutions and marketplace platforms have established a
collaboration to adapt to the growing shift toward digital transaction
patterns in managing Zakat, Infaq, and Shadaqah (ZIS). Marketplaces
offer convenience in ZIS collection, while LAZ ensures Sharia
compliance in fund management. This study highlights how such
collaboration significantly expands the reach of ZIS collection,
presenting immense potential, but also identifies challenges in ensuring
Sharia compliance and accountability. The research employs a
qualitative methodology to explore the dynamics of the collaboration
between Zakat Institutions and marketplace platforms. Thematic
analysis was applied to identify key themes related to the opportunities
and challenges of the collaboration. The research contributes to the
understanding of digital platforms' role in faith-based financial
management, offering practical insights for enhancing cooperation
between LAZ and marketplaces. It emphasizes the need for dialogue,
public education about ZIS and qurban, and system adjustments to
ensure Sharia compliance. The findings have practical implications for
improving digital ZIS management through enhanced accountability
and regulatory frameworks, making this collaboration a model for
leveraging technology in religious fund management.