Fintech insurance for payments, lending, and embedded finance.
The buying problem is data, transaction errors, and often crime. A bank partner or sponsor will ask for a schedule. We review that schedule against what a market will write. Binding sits with the carrier. We transact only where licensed.
What this file usually includes
Cyber and technology E&O are the usual starting point. Crime and social engineering matter when funds move or vendors can impersonate a payment instruction. Directors and officers cover often arrives with a round or with regulatory scrutiny. The policy forms, not this page, decide what is covered.
We are an independent agency. We do not issue policies in our own name. A licensed advisor reviews your file. We aim to respond within one business day.
Have these ready to email
- Whether you hold or move customer funds, or only provide software
- The insurance exhibit from a sponsor or enterprise customer
- Regulatory status, if any: money transmitter, bank partnership, RIA, or none
This site does not accept uploads. After you submit, email the exhibit to the address in the application. A certificate does not create the sponsor’s wording if the policy does not have it.
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Questions we hear
No. We aim to respond within one business day. Binding authority sits with the issuing carrier or authorized market. We transact only where licensed.
No. A sponsor’s requirements are a contract schedule. Your policies are your own. A certificate does not create the sponsor’s wording if the policy does not have it.
Often yes, if the software sits in payments, lending, or embedded finance. If you are a generic SaaS company with no funds movement, use the SaaS page. If you are not sure, pick fintech in the application and describe it. We will recode the file.
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