Which e-commerce innovation was specifically developed for religious consumers to address the issue of purchasing sacred items during Sabbath or holy days when commercial transactions are traditionally forbidden?

In today's digital age, religious and philosophical communities have increasingly embraced e-commerce platforms to serve their followers. From sacred texts and ritual items to meditation tools and spiritual courses, these specialized online marketplaces have unique features and consumer behavior patterns. This poll tests your knowledge about how religious and philosophical traditions engage with modern e-commerce innovations and how these platforms are specially designed to respect spiritual sensitivities.

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Pre-Sabbath Queue System: Allows orders to be placed before holy days but processed and fulfilled afterward
Ritual Proxy Purchasing: Automated system where a non-practitioner representative completes transactions on behalf of observant users
Deferred Transaction Processing: Enables browsing and cart preparation during holy days, but delays payment processing until permitted times
Donation-Based Exchange: Reframes purchases as donations with items sent as appreciation gifts, avoiding direct commercial exchange