Every mandate has a ceiling. TCR raises it.
Your investor relationships are the foundation of every mandate you run. For the deal that exceeds them, TCR's verified fund network fills the gap — matched to the specific mandate, not the general market. Every introduction carries your firm's name. TCR does not appear in the investor conversation.
“Loved the whole process with capital room. Learned so much about building relationships with investors while actually doing it.”
The introduction protocol
the proof of rigor.
Private.
Yours.
The foundation of every mandate you run. No other IB on TCR has visibility into your relationships. For every deal that fits within them, you close it on your own terms.
TCR uses sector, stage, and ticket metadata for matching. Investor identity stays in your account.
Named.
Deploy-checked.
When you submit a mandate, TCR surfaces the funds whose sector, stage, and ticket align with it. Funds you already know are excluded. What remains is net new — with current deployment status confirmed before you approach a single investor.
Every introduction you make carries your firm's name. TCR does not appear in the investor conversation.
Every fund
it needs.
Your relationships anchor every deal with the trust you have built. TCR's network provides the reach your relationships don't yet cover. The mandate that previously stalled at the edge of your network — closes.
Where your network and TCR's overlap, TCR provides deployment intelligence on funds you already know.
The right fund for this mandate.
Not the market.
Deployment status is tracked across TCR's verified fund network — by sector, by stage, updated weekly. A fund on pause is a meeting that should not happen. A fund raising a new vehicle is a closing opportunity most IBs miss entirely.
Mandate-specific, not directory-wide
TCR's fund network is not a list you browse. Submit a mandate and the platform runs the match — returning only the funds whose parameters align with that specific raise. The result is a shortlist, not a database.
Your existing relationships excluded automaticallyMandate-specific, not directory-wide
TCR cross-references your registered investor network against its fund registry before surfacing any match. Funds you already know appear separately, enriched with deployment status. What TCR surfaces as new is net new.
Every matched fund is named and deploy-checked
Deployment status is confirmed before any fund is surfaced to you. A fund on pause is not shown as a match for an active mandate. What you receive is a shortlist of funds that are verified, named, and currently deploying in the relevant sector.
Your introduction. Your firm's nameMandate-specific, not directory-wide
You decide which matched funds to approach. The introduction you send carries your firm's name. TCR does not appear in the investor conversation at any stage of the mandate.
Know which funds are deploying before you
approach a single one.
Deployment status is tracked across TCR's verified fund network — by sector, by stage, updated weekly. A fund on pause is a meeting that should not happen. A fund raising a new vehicle is a closing opportunity most IBs miss entirely.
What changes when you have this data
Mandates go to funds that are actively deploying in the relevant sector. The pass rate from paused funds drops to zero.
Sector intake decisions are data-driven. Healthtech is high. Fintech is paused. That determines which new mandates you take on and how you position existing ones.
When a paused fund re-enters deployment, you receive the signal before the market does. First-mover on re-entry is a structural advantage.
Funds raising a new vehicle are tracked separately. They frequently co-invest at smaller tickets to build LP relationships during the raise. These mandates close fast.
Every investor. Every document.
Every signal - visible
The TCR data room replaces the silence that follows every deck you send with structured engagement data. Document-level tracking, investor-level activity timelines, and engagement signals across the room. In development alongside the platform.
Document-level tracking
Every document tracked individually — teaser, financial model, investor deck, cap table. Time opened, time spent, return visits. The investor who spent 22 minutes on the financial model and came back the next day is a different call from the one who opened the teaser once.
Investor-level activity timeline
Each investor has their own timeline — every document they touched, in sequence, with timestamps. When you follow up, you know where they are in diligence. You do not have to ask.
Room-level engagement signals
Which documents are attracting the most time across all investors in the room. If the financial model is where attention concentrates, the investor community has told you where the conversation is heading — before anyone says it.
Outreach coordination — architecture in progress
How introductions are sent, tracked, and followed through — and when TCR steps in to coordinate between both parties — is being finalised. Founding IB participants shape how this layer is built.
Deal flow you did not originate. Introductions you still own.
TCR runs mandates for companies raising directly through the platform. IBs on TCR co-place on these mandates — bringing their investor network alongside TCR's. Every introduction carries the IB's firm name.
Live mandates, filtered to your network's sector coverage
9 mandates live at any given time. Filter by sector, stage, and pool fit. Each mandate shows a fit score against your investor pool before you commit to co-placing.
You bring your network. The introduction is yours.
When you express interest on a TCR mandate, you get full deal detail — financials, data room access, founder contacts. You bring your pool. TCR brings its network. Every introduction is structured to go under your firm's name.
Co-placed mandates sit alongside your own in a single dashboard
Co-placed mandates sit alongside your own mandates in the same dashboard. You see the full raise timeline — which investors TCR has reached, which your pool has, and where the combined effort is in the close process.
around your mandates.
Fund verification, from primary source
Every fund cross-referenced against MCA filings and SEBI AIF registrations. Corpus, personnel, and portfolio entities drawn from public record. What the GP adds is separated and labelled.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Investor network registered privately — not visible to other IBs on the platform
Mandate-based matching against TCR's verified fund network — named, deploy-checked, net new to your relationships
Every introduction under your firm's name
Access-tracked data room — document and investor-level engagement tracking
Mandate raise timeline — touchpoints tracked from first match to close
TCR deal flow — co-place on platform-originated mandates
QUALIFICATION CRITERIA
SEBI-registered investment bank or financial advisor
Active deal mandates in India
No floor on deal size or AUM
Subscription + priority access
Unlimited mandate submissions
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Investor network registered privately — not visible to other IBs on the platform
Priority matching — mandates surfaced to TCR's network before Access tier
Deployment intelligence — sector heat, active and paused fund status, weekly
Historical mandate benchmarking — close timelines, investor appetite by sector and stage
Placement memo and investor one-pager — TCR produces, you distribute
Cross-mandate investor continuity — structured reactivation between mandates
Deployment alerts — signal when a tracked fund moves to active deployment in your sector
QUALIFICATION CRITERIA
5+ active mandates per year
Existing investor network of 20+ relationships
Commitment to TCR as primary mandate matching infrastructure
Submit your first mandate.
TCR returns matched funds.
WHAT DOES NOT CHANGE
The TCR data room replaces the silence that follows every deck you send with structured engagement data. Document-level tracking, investor-level activity timelines, and engagement signals across the room. In development alongside the platform.
Document-level tracking
Every document tracked individually — teaser, financial model, investor deck, cap table. Time opened, time spent, return visits. The investor who spent 22 minutes on the financial model and came back the next day is a different call from the one who opened the teaser once.
Investor-level activity timeline
Each investor has their own timeline — every document they touched, in sequence, with timestamps. When you follow up, you know where they are in diligence. You do not have to ask.
Room-level engagement signals
Which documents are attracting the most time across all investors in the room. If the financial model is where attention concentrates, the investor community has told you where the conversation is heading — before anyone says it.
Outreach coordination — architecture in progress
How introductions are sent, tracked, and followed through — and when TCR steps in to coordinate between both parties — is being finalised. Founding IB participants shape how this layer is built.
