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MAXIMUS INSTITUTIONAL ECOSYSTEM

Verify the organisation and every claimed relationship

Do not rely on a logo, forwarded PDF, courier receipt or website screenshot alone. Check the entity in an official source, compare the controlling document and verify any counterparty relationship independently.

VERIFICATION BASELINE · 3 SEPTEMBER 2026DIFC Public Register ↗

CONTROL FACTS

Details that an authentic corporate record should reconcile

A current official register entry and current licence prevail if a future change makes any website fact outdated.

Exact registered name
MAXIMUS INVESTMENT BUSINESS CLUB NPIO
Registration number
11672
Operating licence number
OL11672
Registry reference
SR-588047
Legal form
Non-Profit Incorporated Organisation
Jurisdiction
Dubai International Financial Centre
Incorporation date
22 October 2025
Registered office
Unit GA-00-SZ-L1-RT-208, Level 1, Gate Avenue South Zone, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Licence expiry shown on the current copy
21 October 2026
Do not confuse the numbers.

The entity registration number is 11672. The operating licence number is OL11672. The separate registry reference is SR-588047. None of these fields should be silently substituted for another.

INDEPENDENT CHECK

Five checks before reliance

  1. 01

    Search the official register

    Use the exact registered name and Registration No. 11672 in the DIFC Public Register. Confirm the current entity status and registered particulars.

  2. 02

    Compare the controlling document

    Check name, legal form, number, issue and expiry details, address, scope and authorised signatory. Ask for a current copy through a controlled channel where diligence requires it.

  3. 03

    Test the claim against the licence

    The NPIO’s purpose is non-commercial networking, knowledge-sharing and collaboration. It is not authorised to provide Financial Services. A claim outside that boundary requires a separate, correctly licensed legal person.

  4. 04

    Verify the relationship twice

    Ask MAXIMUS for the written basis and contact the named institution through its independently sourced official channel. Do not use contact details supplied only by the person making the claim.

  5. 05

    Verify status and evidence

    Determine whether the item is research, a vision, proposal, submission, pilot, signed programme or delivered result. Request dated evidence appropriate to that specific status.

RELATIONSHIP CHECK

Delivery is not acceptance

A letter, proposal, courier delivery, meeting request or discussion does not establish acceptance, appointment, partnership, mandate, funding, governmental support or endorsement. Relationship status exists only under an authorised written instrument or written confirmation from the relevant party.

Proof that a package reached an embassy, ministry, Cabinet office, company or adviser confirms delivery to the recorded destination only. It does not prove substantive review, agreement, official status, exclusivity or permission to use the recipient’s name or mark.

For each claimed relationship, request the governing instrument, parties, date, scope, signatories, expiry or termination position and authorised public wording.

ANTI-IMPERSONATION

Stop if any of these signals appears

One signal does not prove fraud, but it is a reason to pause and conduct independent checks.

  • A claim that participation creates shares, equity, voting rights, guaranteed profit or an ownership interest in the NPIO.
  • A promise of high or guaranteed investment returns, sovereign protection, tax immunity or risk-free access to opportunities.
  • A claim that MAXIMUS is a regulator, government authority, diplomatic mission, DFSA-authorised firm or public IP office.
  • A statement that a courier delivery, proposal, photograph, meeting or email acknowledgement proves approval or partnership.
  • A request for payment to a personal account, digital wallet or recipient not named in an authorised written instrument.
  • A document using a different legal name, registration number, licence number, address or domain without an explained and verifiable legal basis.
  • Pressure to act before independent verification, or instructions not to contact MAXIMUS or the named counterparty through an independent channel.
  • Use of internal MIPA, MAIOS, Authority, Registry or Mandate terminology as if it were a statutory certification or government record.

DOCUMENT VERIFICATION

Use controlled copies for diligence

Where proportionate, a prospective institutional counterparty may request a controlled current copy of the Certificate of Incorporation, Operating Licence, signatory authority or another relevant corporate record. Release is subject to identity, purpose, confidentiality and misuse-risk review.

MAXIMUS does not authenticate a third party’s forwarded file merely because it contains the word “MAXIMUS”. Ask for a comparison against the source record and an authorised written confirmation.

How to request controlled information →

REPORT OR VERIFY

Send the claim, not sensitive credentials

Include the document title, sender, date, claimed relationship and why it appears inconsistent. Redact passwords, bank credentials, government identifiers and unrelated personal data.