Corpus · Fund administration
A fund register that answers.
Investor onboarding and capital calls for Indian AIFs, run as one path and written to one register, so a trustee’s question is a screen, not a search.
Onboarding · sample fund
Signing pips: investor · trustee · investment manager
- 2,022
- SEBI-registered AIFs as at September 2026
- ₹9.91 lakh Cr
- committed but not yet drawn down
- 3
- parties sign every contribution agreement
- 25
- KYC data points, identical for every fund
Why it exists
An Indian AIF repeats the same work for every investor and every capital call: forms, documents, stamp paper, three signatures, notices, and a bank account to watch. Most of it runs on email, spreadsheets and scanned PDFs, which works until a trustee asks to see that a call was pro-rata, or which stamp paper belongs to which agreement, and the answer has to be rebuilt by hand.
What Corpus does
Corpus makes the fund register the system of record. It runs one path end to end: configure the fund, onboard investors, call capital and report what happened. Every step writes to one register, and the rules that matter are enforced by the server, not left to the screen.
At work
See Corpus do the job
Onboarding
Which signature is missing?
One row per investor, six stages, and at signing three pips instead of one: investor, trustee and investment manager. Across fifty investors, the gap shows without a click.
- Branded form, fixed KYC contract
- Resident, non-resident and corporate paths
- Agreement generated, stamped and signed in order
Onboarding · sample fund
Signing pips: investor · trustee · investment manager
Capital calls
Pro-rata you can prove months later
Each call stores the commitment base, every investor’s share and a hash of the inputs on the day it was made. Re-open it later and it shows the same numbers, not a recalculation.
- Notices numbered once, never re-issued
- Payments recorded against the call they settle
- Shortfalls visible per investor
Capital call · sample
Drawdown 04 · 20% of commitment
Inputs hash · 9f2c…e41a · stored on call
Register
Evidence kept where the fact is written
Stamp instruments move from available to allotted, consumed or voided, with the reason. Every change is in the audit trail, and each role sees only its own slice.
- Stamp register with void reasons
- Six roles, one register
- Rules enforced by the server
Stamp register · sample
38
Available
6
Allotted
41
Consumed
2
Voided
How it works
From invitation to paid call
Capabilities
Everything in the box
Who it serves:
Investment managers
Decide and call capital.
Trustees
Approve, countersign and see defaults and outstanding signatures at a glance.
Compliance officers
Hold the evidence for every agreement and call.
Fund operations
Run onboarding and drawdowns day to day.
Investors
See only their own line: what is needed, what to pay, and by when.
One path in
Every investor is onboarded through the same sequence, with a branded form over a fixed 25-field KYC contract.
Resident, non-resident and corporate
Each category collects what it needs, including FATCA and CRS for non-residents.
Agreements that are admissible
Contribution agreements are generated from templates, stamped and signed in the order the agreement requires.
Stamp register
Each stamp instrument is tracked from available to allotted, consumed or voided, with the reason.
Provable pro-rata
Every capital call stores the commitment base, each investor’s share and a hash of the inputs, as computed on the day.
Payments against the call
Receipts are recorded against the call they settle, never above the amount due, with who confirmed them.
Audit trail
Who changed what, and from what to what.
Principles
How it keeps its integrity
- Enforce below the interface.
- Store the evidence, do not recompute it.
- One register.
- Say what is assumed.
Clear scope
What it isn’t
- Not a registrar
- Every AIF still appoints its RTA. Corpus replaces the extra administration on top.
- Not fund accounting or NAV
- It records commitments, calls and payments, not valuations.
- Not a CRM
- Raising the money is a separate job from administering it.
Built on
What Corpus stands on
The platform underneath, and what the work depends on outside it.
The platform
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One platform core
The same evidence architecture the rest of the suite runs on: identity, roles, attribution and the audit trail are not rebuilt per product.
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Enforced below the interface
Pro-rata, thresholds and the order a document is stamped and signed in are enforced by the server, not by the screen.
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One register
Onboarding, agreements, calls and receipts all write to the same fund register rather than to their own stores.
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Evidence stored, not recomputed
A capital call keeps the commitment base, each share and a hash of the inputs as they stood on the day.
What it connects to
- KYC data
- FATCA and CRS
- Stamp instruments
- Digital signature
- Bank receipts
Questions
Asked often
Does Corpus replace our registrar?+
No. SEBI requires every AIF to appoint an RTA. Corpus replaces the extra administration on top of it.
Does it calculate NAV?+
No. It records commitments, calls and payments, not valuations.
Can a capital call be checked later?+
Yes. The allocation is stored with its inputs when the call is made, so it can be re-opened and checked months later.
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