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aama.io vs Infra One

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aama.io

6.8#1 in property investment management softwareFrom $1,500 a month
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Infra One

6.0#16 in fund administration softwareFrom $10 a year
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Factaama.ioInfra One
ComplianceThe platform provides tools supporting MAS, PDPA and SFA requirements, while fund managers remain responsible for their own licenses and regulatory compliance.U.S. fund workflows are described as SEC-compliant and include KYC/KYB verification, AML/sanctions screening, accredited-investor verification, and FATCA/CRS reporting.
HeadquartersSingaporeAustria
IntegrationsThe maker says APIs connect to banking systems, custodians, CRM tools and accounting software, with data import and export in multiple formats.Infra One offers Gmail integration using Google OAuth 2.0 with user permission.
SecurityThe maker lists encryption, multi-factor authentication, granular role-based access controls, security audits and continuous monitoring.Google data is protected with HTTPS encryption, access controls, encryption measures, and restricted personnel access.

aama.io plans

  • Syndicate SPV$2.50, paid once
  • Fund Administrators$1,500 a month
  • Single SPV$4,900, paid once
  • Fund manager subscriptions—
  • PlatformPriced on request

Infra One plans

  • Essentials$2.50 a month
  • Professional$7.70 a month
  • Annual admin$10 a year
  • Enterprise$15 a month
  • Scale$200.15 a year
  • Growth$200.20 a year

Pick aama.io if…

It suits PE and VC managers, private credit managers, family offices, boutique fund administrators, and SPV or syndicate leads needing fund workflows and investor access in one platform. It may also suit teams working with the listed fund structures and accounting standards.

Pick Infra One if…

Infra One suits emerging or growing fund managers who need formation, administration, investor onboarding, and reporting support. Its supported structures and complex-fee provisions may suit managers with varied fund arrangements.

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