about inaam

trust and licensing.

inaam is the app. The fund behind it is a registered managed investment scheme, with a licensed responsible entity, an independent custodian and an outside auditor. This page names each of them and shows you how to check.

read the PDS how the fund picks companies

Every licence number here can be looked up on a public register. The steps are further down.

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asked and answered

the short answer

inaam Impact Investments Pty Ltd, ABN 39 653 593 018, is a corporate authorised representativeA company authorised by a licence holder to provide financial services under that holder’s licence. The licence holder is responsible for what its representative does., number 1318254, of Non Correlated Advisors Pty Ltd, which holds Australian financial services licence 430126. The money you invest goes into the inaam Impact Investments Fund, a managed investment scheme registered with ASIC, ARSNAustralian Registered Scheme Number. The registration number a managed investment scheme gets from ASIC. 691 614 132. Primary Securities Ltd, AFSLAustralian Financial Services Licence. A company needs one to deal in financial products or to advise on them, or it must be authorised by a company that holds one. 224107, is the fund’s responsible entity.

In plain words: inaam runs the app and picks the investments. A separate licensed company is legally responsible for the fund. An independent custodian, Interactive Brokers Australia Pty Ltd, holds the fund’s assets. An administrator keeps its accounts, and an outside auditor checks them each year. Each of those is named in the product disclosure statement, and every licence number on this page can be looked up on a public register.

the parties

who does what

Six names matter here. Each has one job, and the PDS names the first five.

	who	what they do
the investment manager	inaam Impact Investments Pty Ltd ABN 39 653 593 018. Corporate authorised representative No. 1318254 of Non Correlated Advisors Pty Ltd, AFSL 430126.	Runs the app, picks the companies against the three published pillars, and reports the impact. The authorisation covers general advice and dealing. inaam does not give personal financial advice.
the responsible entity	Primary Securities Ltd ACN 089 812 635, AFSL 224107. Part of the Non Correlated Group.	Issues the PDS and the units in the fund, and oversees and monitors the investment manager. It must run the fund in line with its constitution and the Corporations Act, and act in the best interests of investors. The PDS says it has operated in funds oversight for more than 25 years.
the custodian	Interactive Brokers Australia Pty Ltd Named in section 6.1 of the PDS as the fund’s independent custodian.	Holds all the assets of the fund, as the PDS sets out.
the administrator	NAV Fund Services (Australia) Pty Ltd ACN 652 217 822.	Provides fund administration and accounting, and strikes the unit price.
the auditor	Dry Kirkness Ltd West Perth, Western Australia.	Audits the fund’s financial statements each year. The fund’s compliance plan is also audited by an outside auditor each year, and that audit report is lodged with ASIC.
the regulator	ASIC The Australian Securities and Investments Commission.	Registers the scheme and licenses the companies above. A licence is a requirement, and ASIC says plainly that it is not an endorsement.

do not take our word for it

check it yourself

ASIC’s Moneysmart tells every investor to verify a licence holder’s name and number on ASIC’s registers before investing. Here is how to do that for inaam.

the authorisation

Open ASIC’s Professional Registers Search, choose the register of Australian financial services authorised representatives, and search 1318254. It shows inaam Impact Investments Pty Ltd and the licence it is authorised under.

the two licences

In the same search, choose Australian financial services licensee and look up 430126 (Non Correlated Advisors Pty Ltd) and 224107 (Primary Securities Ltd).

the fund

On ASIC’s company and organisation register, search within Organisation and Business names for the scheme number, 691 614 132.

Moneysmart’s full checklist is at Check before you invest. It applies to any investment, ours included.

read both halves

what is in place, and what it does not do

what is in place

A registered scheme has a constitution and a compliance plan. The compliance plan is audited by an outside auditor each year, and the audit report is lodged with ASIC.
The responsible entity is a separate licensed company. Its job is to oversee the investment manager and to act in the best interests of investors.
The fund’s assets are held by an independent custodian.
The fund’s financial statements are audited each year and made available to investors.
There is a complaints process, and the responsible entity is a member of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.

what none of this does

An investment in the fund is not a bank deposit, and the PDS says it is not covered by the government financial claims scheme.
All investments carry risk. You may lose some or all of your capital, and nobody guarantees a return.
A licence is a requirement. ASIC’s Moneysmart puts it this way: holding a licence does not mean ASIC endorses the company, the product or the advice, and it does not guarantee the investment is safe.
The fund is new, and a new fund has a short record. A short record tells you less than a long one.

read them before you invest

the documents

product disclosure statement

Issue 3, dated 21 January 2026, issued by Primary Securities Ltd. How the fund works, its fees and its risks.

open the PDS

target market determination

Effective 4 November 2025. Who the fund has been designed for, and who it has not.

open the TMD

fees, worked through

The subscription is $10 a month. The fee calculator shows what that is at your balance, and what else the fund charges.

open the fee calculator

complaints

if something goes wrong

Start with us. The PDS sets out the formal route after that.

	who to contact	how
first, inaam	The investment manager	hello@inaam.me
the formal route	Complaints Officer, Primary Securities Ltd, the responsible entity	PO Box 732, Fremantle WA 6959 complaints@noncorrelatedgroup.com 08 9430 5262
if it is not resolved	Australian Financial Complaints Authority, the external dispute resolution service the responsible entity belongs to	1300 931 678 info@afca.org.au GPO Box 3, Melbourne VIC 3001

These are the contact details in section 9.1 of the PDS dated 21 January 2026. If the PDS is updated, the PDS is the authority.

trust and licensing, answered straight.

is inaam regulated by asic?

The fund is a managed investment scheme registered with ASIC, ARSN 691 614 132. Its responsible entity, Primary Securities Ltd, holds AFSL 224107. inaam is a corporate authorised representative, number 1318254, of Non Correlated Advisors Pty Ltd, which holds AFSL 430126. All three entries are on ASIC’s public registers.

does inaam hold its own licence?

No. inaam operates as a corporate authorised representative of a licence holder, Non Correlated Advisors Pty Ltd, AFSL 430126. The licence holder is responsible for what its representative does. The authorisation covers general advice and dealing, so nothing on this site or in the app is personal financial advice.

who holds the money i invest?

An independent custodian, Interactive Brokers Australia Pty Ltd, holds all the assets of the fund, as the PDS sets out, and the responsible entity is legally responsible for the fund. The subscription is different: the PDS says the $10 a month platform fee is paid directly to inaam.

is my investment guaranteed or government protected?

No. The fund is not a bank deposit, and the PDS says investments in it are not covered by the government financial claims scheme. All investments carry risk, and you may lose some or all of your capital.

how do i make a complaint?

You can start with us at hello@inaam.me. The PDS sets out the formal route: write to the Complaints Officer at Primary Securities Ltd, the responsible entity. If the complaint is not resolved, you can take it to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, the external dispute resolution service the responsible entity belongs to.

where are the pds and the tmd?

Both are linked at the foot of every page on this site and in the app. The PDS is Issue 3, dated 21 January 2026. The target market determination took effect on 4 November 2025. Either is free on request from hello@inaam.me.

where to next

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General information only. It does not take your objectives or circumstances into account. Consider the PDS and TMD, and we recommend independent advice, before investing.

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The licence numbers, the PDS and the method are all published. Look them up before you put money in.

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