qashqade and 6lock Partner to Advance Capital Integrity

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qashqade is pleased to announce a new partnership with 6lock, bringing together two distinct but complementary capabilities to advance capital integrity across private markets.

Capital events represent some of the most trust-sensitive moments in fund operations. For fund managers and their investors, confidence ultimately depends on two questions:

  • Are the numbers correct?
  • Is the capital being released securely?

As fund structures grow more complex and capital flows accelerate, firms face increasing pressure to demonstrate not only that capital moves securely, but that the underlying calculations are accurate, transparent, and defensible. Capital integrity must be treated as an end-to-end value chain.

If the calculation layer is fragile, no amount of downstream control can fully protect trust. Capital integrity must begin with calculation integrity, the ability to demonstrate that distribution amounts are accurate, transparent, and defensible before funds are ever authorized to move.

qashqade provides the institutional-grade calculation layer that private markets require. By replacing spreadsheet-based processes with controlled, auditable workflows, we help firms establish a single, explainable source of truth for fees, allocations, and distributions.

6lock serves as the transaction integrity layer for private markets—independently validating identities and banking instructions between parties, then enforcing role-based authorization controls before funds are released.

Importantly, this partnership does not merge products or bundle solutions. qashqade and 6lock remain independent platforms, each focused on its respective domain. Our collaboration reflects a shared belief: capital integrity is not a single control, but a value chain and every link matters.

We look forward to working alongside 6lock to raise the standard for how allocations are calculated, authorized, and ultimately delivered across private markets.

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