Amtaar Capital is licensed by Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) to promote and underwrite securities subscriptions.

FAQRegulation & Sharia

What happens to my investment if Amtaar closes?

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Amtaar operates under the regulation of Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA), and under that regulation investors’ rights and assets are protected. Your investment is a share in a real, income-producing property, with your percentage documented in your signed ownership contract; it is not a deposit held by Amtaar.

Regulated by the FRA

Amtaar operates under the supervision of Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority. Under the FRA’s regulation, investors’ rights and assets are protected, including if the company were to stop operating.

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You own a share of a real asset

Your money buys a share of a specific, income-producing property, and your percentage of it is stated in your signed ownership contract. It is not a deposit with Amtaar: your share is tied to the property itself.

Read the full guideWhy an FRA License Matters When You Invest in Real Estate

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