Introducing a Unified System from Issuance to Liquidity
NEW YORK, NY, March 30, 2026 -- KoreInside today announced the launch of the KoreInside Infrastructure, a groundbreaking, modular operating layer designed to transform global private markets by unifying issuance, compliance, payments, settlement, transfer, and liquidity into a single interoperable ecosystem.
KoreInside, the Infrastructure for the Private Capital Markets, brings the same experience to the private sector that investors enjoy when investing in public companies. It provides access to all private companies anywhere versus private by appointment only.
As private markets continue their rapid global expansion, they remain burdened by fragmented systems, duplicated compliance processes, disconnected payment rails, and limited liquidity pathways. KoreInside addresses these systemic inefficiencies by delivering a full-stack infrastructure that replaces today’s patchwork of tools with a seamless, compliant, and scalable solution.
At the core of the KoreInside Infrastructure is a powerful concept: a connected lifecycle for private capital markets, where every stage, from capital formation to secondary liquidity, is integrated, auditable, and operationally synchronized.
A New Standard for Private Market Infrastructure
The KoreInside Infrastructure introduces a series of modular gateways, each representing a critical function in the private market lifecycle:
- Issuance – Streamlined, compliant capital formation across RegA+, RegD, RegCF, RegS, and global frameworks
- Distribution – Controlled syndication and deal distribution across broker-dealers, RIAs, and institutional networks
- Compliance – A global compliance desk embedding KYC, KYB, AML, suitability, and regulatory workflows across every transaction
- KorePay – Integrated payment rails including fiat, wallets, and digital assets
- Clearing & Settlement – Institutional-grade transaction processing with delivery-versus-payment (DvP) and auditability
- Transfer – Transfer agency infrastructure ensuring accurate ownership records and shareholder servicing
- Liquidity – Compliant access to secondary markets and exit pathways
- KoreWire – A trusted newswire for verifiable disclosures and market communications
Each module can operate independently, but the true value is realized when combined into a unified system powered by KoreInside’s foundational technologies.
Built on a Unified Trust Layer
The infrastructure is anchored by four core technologies:
- KoreID – A portable identity layer enabling KYC, KYB, and transaction-level trust
- KoreChain – Immutable records and smart contract execution ensuring auditability, complete interoperability with public chains (Ethereum, Solana, Base)
- KoreAI / KoreLytics – Intelligence and automation across workflows, analytics, and reporting
- KoreAPI / KoreBuilder – An extensibility layer enabling partners to build and scale within the ecosystem
Together, these components create a single source of truth for private markets, eliminating redundancy, reducing risk, and enabling global interoperability at scale.
In brief
KoreInside announced the launch of an operating infrastructure for private capital markets, combining functions including issuance, distribution, compliance, payments, settlement, ownership transfers and liquidity. The company describes the system as modular, with individual gateways able to work independently or as part of a connected platform. Its foundation includes identity, blockchain, analytics and automation, and partner-building technologies. KoreInside says the platform is intended to address fragmented processes and support auditable transactions and cross-border participation. Co-founder and CEO Oscar A. Jofre characterized the launch as an integrated lifecycle for private-market transactions. Co-founder, Chief Scientist and CTO Dr. Kiran Garimella also discussed a forthcoming book on financial infrastructure, which he said will include contributions from more than 18 people.
Key takeaways
- The platform brings multiple private-market functions, from issuance through liquidity, into a modular operating system.
- Its foundation includes KoreID, KoreChain, KoreAI/KoreLytics and KoreAPI/KoreBuilder.
- KoreInside says the system is designed to support compliance, transaction processing, ownership records and cross-border participation.
- The company said a forthcoming book on financial infrastructure will include more than 18 contributors.
Transforming Private Markets from Fragmented to Fully Connected
“KoreInside Infrastructure represents a fundamental shift in how private markets operate,” said Oscar A. Jofre, Co-founder and CEO of KoreInside. “For the first time, we are delivering an end-to-end system where compliance, transactions, ownership, and liquidity are not separate processes; they are part of a single, integrated lifecycle. This is how private markets become truly scalable and institution-ready, and transact like the public markets, in which investors enjoy the efficiencies.”
By embedding compliance, identity, payments, and transaction logic into a unified system, KoreInside enables:
- Faster and more efficient capital formation
- Reduced operational and regulatory risk
- Improved investor experience and access
- Institutional-grade auditability and transparency
- Scalable, cross-border market participation
Download the KoreInside Infrastructure Booklet
A comprehensive overview of the KoreInside Infrastructure, including detailed modules and architecture, is available for download:
Download the Full Infrastructure Booklet, click here
“We are defining what infrastructure is and what it is not,” said Dr. Kiran Garimella, Co-founder, Chief Scientist & CTO of KoreInside. “In our upcoming book, with more than 18 contributors, we lay out a new framework for understanding modern financial infrastructure. This synopsis is not just a product overview; it is the thesis behind what KoreInside has built, and a blueprint for how private markets will evolve.”
About KoreInside
KoreInside is the infrastructure company for private capital markets, delivering clearing, settlement, distribution, and compliance as neutral, non-competitive infrastructure for regulated intermediaries. Architected as the DTCC-equivalent for private markets, KoreInside powers broker-dealers, ATSs, funding portals, transfer agents, banks, credit unions, and RIAs through white-label, API-first platforms. Its core infrastructure includes KoreID, an interoperable investor and issuer identity passport, and KoreChain, the first SEC-qualified blockchain for private securities, enabling scalable, compliant, and auditable private market transactions.
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Questions around this news
What functions does KoreInside say its infrastructure brings together?
The release describes a modular system covering securities issuance, distribution, compliance, payments, clearing and settlement, ownership transfers, and access to secondary markets. It also includes news and disclosure communications, identity tools, analytics, and APIs. According to the release, modules can be used separately or combined into an integrated operating system for private-market transactions.
Who is KoreInside’s infrastructure designed to serve?
KoreInside says its infrastructure supports regulated intermediaries, including broker-dealers, alternative trading systems, funding portals, transfer agents, banks, credit unions, and registered investment advisers. The company describes its platforms as white-label and API-first, allowing these organizations to use the infrastructure in their own services.
What does delivery-versus-payment mean in securities settlement?
Delivery-versus-payment, or DvP, is a settlement arrangement in which securities are delivered only when the corresponding payment is made, with both sides of the transaction linked. The arrangement is intended to reduce the risk that one party transfers cash or securities without receiving the other side of the exchange.
What do KYC, KYB, and AML refer to?
KYC means “know your customer” and generally involves verifying an individual customer’s identity. KYB, or “know your business,” applies similar checks to companies and other organizations. AML refers to anti-money-laundering rules and controls intended to detect and prevent the movement of funds connected to financial crime.
