I would prefer to invest to a legitimate company that is located in one of the countries of the European Union. There, legislation looks more closely at such companies.
White Paper says they are licensed and registered in Malta. "The AMANPURI Exchange is a licensed DLT exchange based in the Republic of Malta that offers first-class VFA and VFA/FIAT exchange and payment solutions."
I wonder if anyone has the opportunity to verify the authenticity of these documents? If everything is real, then you can trust the project.
Amanpuri is located in the Republic of Malta.
The Exchange license is under application.
Licensing and company registration are different issues.
The company is registered but the license has not yet been approved.
As you know, the license for the Crypto Currency Exchange in the Republic of Malta takes a lot of time.
We are in the process of applying, but it may not be possible to get a license in time for the November opening.
In that case, it is possible to open an exchange in another country.