Salary records both sides can trust
Tadween documents monthly salary payments between an employer and a domestic worker in Kuwait. Each payment becomes a signed, tamper-evident record that both parties hold — and neither can alter.
How it works
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The employer records the payment
After paying the salary as usual — cash or bank transfer, outside the app — the employer records the month and amount in Tadween and signs on their own phone.
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The worker confirms it — from their own phone
The worker signs in with their own phone number, sees the recorded payment, and confirms receipt with their own signature. Confirmation happens only on the worker's phone; the employer cannot do it for them.
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Both hold the record
A confirmed payment becomes a receipt carrying both signatures, linked by a chain of digital fingerprints so that any change becomes detectable. Neither side can edit or delete it — mistakes are fixed with a new, linked correction record. Either side can export it as a PDF at any time.
Free for workers — always
Workers never pay. No purchase, no subscription, no fees — a worker only needs their own phone number to confirm payments and keep their records. Only the employer buys records.
Viewing, verifying, and exporting existing records is always free for both sides, and stays free even if the employer's balance runs out.
Pricing
Employers buy records inside the app. One record covers one payment.
Prices are shown for information. Purchases are made inside the app through the App Store or Google Play, in your store's local currency. Correction records are always free.
Questions?
See the support page for common questions and how to reach us, or read the privacy policy.