Linqto Releases Complete Historical Transaction Dataset of More Than 13,000 Customers As Part of Ongoing Bankruptcy Process

Voluntary Disclosure Promotes Transparency and Provides Greater Clarity, Answers Open Questions

SAN JOSE, Calif. & HOUSTON, Tx.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Linqto, Inc. today released a complete transaction dataset containing all historical transactions made on its platform from 2020 through 2025. This voluntary disclosure is designed to promote transparency and provide greater clarity for customers affected by the Linqto Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. On July 8, 2025, Linqto filed for voluntary Chapter 11 proceedings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas in front of Judge Alfredo Perez.

“When new management joined Linqto in January of 2025, we were stunned to discover the fraudulent actions taken and decisions made by prior management that had a material effect on the operating performance of the company and, more importantly, the financial returns of our more than 13,000 customers,” said Dan Siciliano, Linqto Chief Executive Officer. “New management has worked tirelessly to validate that the underlying assets exist and what transactions actually occurred across the individual accounts of our customers. This was an enormous task but essential to providing comfort and transparency to customers who entrusted their capital to Linqto. In order to help correct the wrongs of prior management, we feel an obligation to provide information to customers so they can make decisions in their best interest. By releasing this dataset publicly, we want to give customers the information they need to pursue their rightful claims, and we welcome anyone who reviews the data to share their insights.”

“We continue to make steady and important progress, working closely with the Unsecured Creditors Committee, to file a detailed plan with the Court that can be voted on by customers,” Mr. Siciliano continued.

The information released today has previously been shared with the legal and other professionals working on the bankruptcy case. Records kept by prior management were poorly organized, and Linqto released the data exactly as it was recorded, adding definitions where possible to provide clarity. The data is complete enough to link customers to their economic interests.

The transaction dataset can be accessed and downloaded by customers from the Linqto platform. Customer names and IDs have been removed for privacy, but Linqto customers can still browse transactions by date.

About Linqto

Linqto is a global investing platform designed to give accredited investors indirect access to investments in private companies and unicorns. Linqto’s platform has historically provided customers with access to a range of pre-IPO companies. For more details, visit www.linqto.com.