The new insurance layer complements 6lock’s existing technical controls, which verify identities, banking instructions, and approval chains before any capital moves. While many firms in the private equity space continue to manage distributions, capital calls, and vendor payments through manual callbacks or email-based instructions, these methods remain prime targets for social engineering and business email compromise. 6lock CEO Todd Sorrel emphasized that trust in high-value transactions should not hinge on the familiarity of an email or a voice on a phone.
By moving sensitive banking details out of email and into a closed-loop environment, 6lock requires participants to follow a four-step process: invite, verify, fund, and reconcile. This architecture produces a real-time, auditable record for every transaction. The insurance coverage serves as a secondary safeguard rather than a primary defense, intended to protect eligible transactions against potential failures once the platform’s preventative controls are in place.




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