This study aims to analyze the transformation of the digital zakat system from the perspective of the concept of nasikh–mansukh and the application of applied mathematics in zakat management. The method used is library research with a descriptive-analytical qualitative approach. The results indicate that the transformation of the digital zakat system involves changes in the implementation mechanisms rather than the substantive legal principles of zakat. From the nasikh–mansukh perspective, this reflects the flexibility of Islamic law in responding to technological advancements while remaining oriented toward the public interest. From the perspective of applied mathematics, the digital zakat system can be analyzed through the effectiveness of collection, the efficiency of management, and data-driven distribution models that are more accurate and measurable. The integration of these two approaches demonstrates that digital zakat holds high urgency in enhancing transparency, accountability, and the equitable distribution of zakat. Consequently, digital zakat contributes to achieving more optimal and sustainable social welfare.
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