In India, charging for personalised investment advice requires a SEBI adviser registration, and running an autonomous engine on customers' accounts requires the approvals in SEBI's algo framework — empanelment through the exchanges via the broker, plus adviser/analyst registration where the strategy involves recommendations. SuuL is completing both — in that order, in the open — rather than taking money first and asking permission later. If any app ever asks you to pay for advice or algos without naming its registration, that is the product warning you. Until each registration lands, the matching capability is labelled exactly what it is: early access or coming soon — never silently on sale.