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Liquidity
Know your exit before you enter.
Private positions are illiquid by default. Before you commit, see exactly what it would take to get out — and after you commit, watch the windows so you never miss one.
What we surface, per position
- Transfer eligibility and consent requirements
- Rights of first refusal and approved-buyer rules
- Notice periods and cutoff dates
- Redemption windows and gates
- Estimated transaction timeline and required documents
- Secondary-market status and pricing context
Semi-liquid and interval funds
Evergreen, interval, and semi-liquid structures run on calendars, not on demand. We surface each window’s open and close, the notice you must give, the cap on redemptions, and the expected settlement date — with alerts before a cutoff, not after.
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Illustrative. Liquidity is never guaranteed; assume a private position is illiquid until a specific right or window is confirmed in the offering documents.