WHITE STAR DIGITAL III US FEEDER FUND, LP

White Star Digital's absence from prior EDGAR filings combined with a six-person GP roster (including the entity White Star Digital III GP, LLC) indicates this is either a newly-formed manager entering the SEC disclosure regime for the first time or a non-reporting entity now raising above thresholds that trigger registration; the Vintage III designation confirms this is the third fund in a series, implying two predecessors operated outside EDGAR visibility, likely as smaller or side-letter-heavy vehicles.

A mid-2026 filing for a digital-focused fund launch aligns with LP rebalancing cycles and renewed interest in software/tech infrastructure following 2024–2025 performance volatility in venture and growth equity; timing also suggests the manager is capitalizing on a window before potential rate environment shifts that could reshape allocation schedules in Q4 2026 and beyond.

Verify whether White Star Digital I and II have distributed returns and what their deployment pace looked like—specifically, check if there are side letters, preferred return structures, or continuation fund language in the master agreement that would affect how capital flows between feeder and master, and confirm the identities and decision-making roles of Martineau-Fortin, Marcoux, Morente, and Alavi, as the filing does not disclose GP compensation splits or key-man provisions.