Streamline in-kind distributions with in-app securities account collection

Streamline in-kind distributions with in-app securities account collection

Authors

Sanida Carroll, Brenna Lutz

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1 minute

Published date: 

June 3, 2026

Your investors now have a secure way to submit securities transfer instructions in Carta, ahead of an in-kind distribution.

Collecting securities transfer instructions no longer means chasing down information over email—your investors can now submit securities transfer details directly through their Carta account.

Secure data collection inside Carta's platform

Instead of relying on manual collection methods, Carta takes a software-first approach to in-kind distributions. Sensitive investor data stays inside Carta's encrypted platform, protecting both your investors and your firm. The solution also features built-in data validation, verifying the four-digit DTC (Depository Trust Company) numbers and account formats, and flagging the error before it delays a settlement.

Export securities transfer instructions before distribution starts

Once investors have submitted their details, your team can export securities transfer instructions in a unified format so there's no scramble before a distribution starts. In-app securities account collection is available to all fund admin clients and their investors.

Sanida Carroll
Sanida Carroll leads financial solutions at Carta, specializing in capital call lines of credit and money movement automation across multiple business lines. She brings over 15 years of experience in fintech. Prior to joining Carta, Sanida served as Head of Product for JPMorgan’s Operational Risk Technology platform.
Brenna Lutz
Author: Brenna Lutz
Brenna Lutz is a Senior Product Marketing Manager focused on Carta's fund administration products. She joined Carta in 2022 and works to connect clients with the product through email marketing, demos, and learning labs. Prior to Carta, Brenna worked as a financial analyst in the tech industry. She lives in Seattle.