Titanbay

Wealth managers and private banks trying to offer private market funds to clients typically face a fragmented stack: separate providers for fund structuring, KYC, compliance, investor onboarding, capital calls, and reporting. Titanbay collapses that chain into a single infrastructure layer, purpose-built for the operational complexity of private markets. The platform connects asset managers and distributors, handling the full investment lifecycle from fund setup through to ongoing investor servicing.

For family offices and multi-family offices acting as distributors, the practical benefit is access to private market funds through a digital platform that automates onboarding, enforces investor eligibility and suitability rules in real time, and provides documentation and reporting without manual coordination. Titanbay’s proprietary TradeEngine handles straight-through processing of investor flows, enforces lock-ups, gates, and compliance controls within nominee structures, and connects via API to custodians and transfer agents. The platform carries an in-house AIFM authorisation, meaning it can structure both evergreen and closed-end vehicles without requiring external fund managers to source their own regulatory wrapper.

Specific capabilities evident from the platform include:

• Automated KYC, AML, and investor eligibility checks embedded across onboarding
• Capital call, NAV, distribution, and redemption processing
• Real-time dashboards and lifecycle tracking for GPs, distributors, and investors
• Cross-border distribution with jurisdictional compliance controls
• API-first architecture for integration with fund administrators, custodians, and internal systems

Titanbay is positioned primarily as a B2B infrastructure provider for wealth managers, private banks, and multi-family offices rather than a direct investment platform for family principals. Pricing is not disclosed publicly. Family offices that prefer to access private markets through their existing custodian or wealth manager relationships, rather than onboarding a dedicated infrastructure provider, may find the fit less direct.