This recognition meant more to us than any trophy. It’s a sign that the industry agrees that private equity has a money movement problem — and that 6lock solves it.
At the event, we were thrilled to meet peers who share our passion for innovation. Congratulations to this year’s winners — Yellow Card Financial, Mynt, and ZeroHash — each tackling different corners of the global payments challenge.
- Yellow Card is transforming cross-border transactions in Africa with stablecoin infrastructure.
- Mynt’s GCash super-app is revolutionizing everyday finance in the Philippines.
- ZeroHash is building next-generation crypto rails for enterprise.
While these innovators are advancing speed, access, and transparency on new rails, 6lock is modernizing the legacy rails private markets and their banks already run on. Now, no PE firm or fund administrator has to take on the risk of getting one digit wrong and sending funds to the wrong person with zero error protection.
6lock creates a secure system of record so private equity firms and their fund administrators can enable self-serve access for Limited Partners, instantly improving their security postures.
With 6lock, every capital call and distribution is streamlined. When identities and bank accounts are verified automatically, voice callbacks and email chains filled with sensitive data become obsolete — and so does the fraud risk these manual processes create.
In a world of escalating AI-driven fraud, our mission is to make money movement safe, seamless, and risk-free for private markets.
We’re deeply honored to stand among today’s payment visionaries, and we’re grateful to the Money Awards for shining a light on the urgent need for financial infrastructure innovation.
Next year, we’ll be back stronger and more determined than ever to help private markets lock value in — and lock fraud out.








