CapitalCall turns each call into a single pay↔issue transaction. The LP's deposit and the manager's share mint close in one atomic step on Canton — so nobody misses a call, and no single manager can touch the treasury.
Watch the DvP — the deposit and the mint are a single multi-party Canton transaction, enforced by the contract. No T+1 gap, no floating half-done call.
A $25,000 call unnoticed until it's late. CapitalCall meets the LP where their obligation is — the moment it's issued, on the ledger.
Pay today, share lands tomorrow. A counterparty window where neither side is safe. CapitalCall closes deposit and mint in one transaction.
Every transfer passes a governor quorum on-ledger. No single manager can move LP capital below the threshold.
Disclosure is enforced by Canton's privacy model, not a policy checkbox. LP 1 sees LP 1's obligation. LP 2 sees LP 2's. The auditor sees the full book. Nothing else leaks.
A transfer can't dispatch on one signature. Governors approve on the ledger, and the moment the quorum is met the payout moves atomically — the balance debits with the receipt, in the same transaction.
Create a fund. Issue a call. Watch the share mint — live, on the ledger.
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