Built for the ten
minutes after Jummah

No. MOHID is masjid management software with a kiosk among its products, and most masjids we work with keep the software that runs their office. Kind Kiosk is the giving hardware in the lobby and at events. If you already have membership, Zakat records, and hall bookings somewhere, leave them there and add the kiosk.

Yes, for collecting it. Zakat can be its own fund on the kiosk, so donors choose it directly and every gift is tagged and reported that way.

You can also go further and build a kiosk configuration just for Zakat: its own screen, its own suggested amounts, its own wording. Switch to it for Ramadan, or run it on a second kiosk next to your general giving screen. Those gifts sync to your CRM by fund like any other.

What Kind Kiosk doesn't do is the disbursement side: tracking applicants, reviewing eligibility, and approving payments out to recipients. That stays in whatever software runs your office.

Tap to give in seconds. That matters most in the ten minutes after Jummah or Taraweeh, when a few hundred people leave at once. A slow screen means a line, and a line means people walk past.

Yes. Event kiosks rent for up to three months, in any of the three models, with a cellular plan included so you're not depending on hall Wi-Fi. Plenty of masjids start with a rental for Ramadan and keep a kiosk in the lobby afterward.

Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, QR code, and Donor Advised Fund gifts, on every Kind Kiosk model. Donors can also cover the processing fee at checkout.