Which e-commerce innovation was first launched specifically to serve religious communities seeking ethical consumption aligned with their faith values?

The intersection of religion and e-commerce has created fascinating new marketplaces for spiritual goods, texts, and services. Religious communities increasingly embrace digital platforms to spread teachings, sell ritual items, and connect believers worldwide. This poll tests your knowledge about how religious organizations have adapted to the digital retail revolution and created innovative shopping experiences for their followers.

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Halal Verified Engine (2010) - An API tool that verified product compliance with Islamic dietary laws for integration with existing e-commerce platforms
Christian Marketplace Filter (2013) - A browser extension allowing shoppers to filter Amazon products by Christian-owned businesses
Kosher Click (2015) - The first subscription box service exclusively for certified kosher products with rabbinical verification
Dharma Dollars (2012) - A Buddhist-aligned alternative payment system that donated percentage of each purchase to monasteries