Today’s nisab, calculated fresh.
Updated every day from live gold and silver markets. Pick your threshold, calculate your zakat, give where it counts. Reference snapshot: 2026-07-24.
live spot: $11,351why?
live spot: $1,132why?
How today’s number is made
Spot price alone overstates nisab — dealers buying real gold and silver from the public price in their margins, cleaning, transport, storage, and security, typically paying around 10% under spot and up to 30% depending on carat, weight, and dealer. So, following the National Zakat Foundation (UK) standard, we compute nisab from a daily basket of named public sources — the unweighted mean across spot benchmarks and accessible trader rates. Every source and the formula are published right here.
| Source | Kind | Gold $/oz | Silver $/oz | Updated | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
MetalPriceAPI — LBMA spot benchmark | spot benchmark | $4,046.39 | $57.73 | Jul 24, 2026, 3:00 AM UTC | live |
Gold-API.com — live spot feed | spot benchmark | $4,025.00 | $57.26 | Jul 24, 2026, 3:00 AM UTC | live |
MetalPriceAPI — live market bid/ask Live market bid / ask — for transparency; the retail margin is applied separately. | live bid/ask | $4,046.09 / $4,046.69 | $57.71 / $57.75 | Jul 24, 2026, 3:00 AM UTC | live |
Calculate your zakat
Reference nisab as of 2026-07-24 · daily multi-source basket — see methodology. 2.5% is the standard zakat al-māl rate. This tool is for guidance; consult a qualified scholar for edge cases.
Why two thresholds?
Classical fiqh recognizes both a gold and silver nisab. Today silver is cheaper, so the silver threshold catches more donors and brings more zakat to recipients — that’s the standard most modern scholars recommend. The gold threshold is closer to the original economic meaning of “wealthy enough to give” and is preferred by some.