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Passthrough, Inc. operates workflow software designed to streamline investor onboarding and verification processes for private fund managers. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York, the company addresses critical operational inefficiencies in private markets by automating traditionally manual, time-intensive compliance and verification procedures that fund managers face when scaling their investor base. The platform enables private fund managers to process investor documentation, conduct background checks, and manage regulatory compliance requirements through a centralized digital interface, significantly reducing administrative overhead and accelerating capital deployment timelines. Passthrough serves the intersection of private markets exchanges and wealth management sectors, targeting the growing demand for operational technology solutions as alternative investment platforms expand and democratize access to private markets. The company focuses on enhancing operational efficiency for fund managers while maintaining regulatory compliance standards, positioning itself to capture market share as private markets continue experiencing substantial growth and institutional adoption across diverse investor segments.

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