Meet LenderBot: Stratumn & Deloitte’s Blockchain Insurance Bot
Paris-based blockchain application firm Stratumn, in collaboration with Deloitte and Lemonway, has recently unveiled its micro-insurance proof of concept: LenderBot. The LenderBot project enables custom insurance through social media in order to insure lent items between individuals. LenderBot: A Micro-Insurance Proof of Concept by Stratumn. Stratumn was....
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During the last couple of months, a good number of startups have witnessed massive growth as a direct response to the investments they managed to secure. Stratumn may be another one of those startups, recently securing a €600,000 investment. Stratumn secures €600,000 investment. Recently, Stratumn, a blockchain developer platform has managed to raise a total of 600,000 euros following a fundraising round led by the French VC firm Otium Venture, but also the CEO of Ledger, Eric Larchevêque. This round will enable the company to increase its team from 5 to 12 members this year while also....
Paris-based Stratumn, a blockchain developer platform that provides enterprise-grade tools for developers to leverage the features of public and permissioned blockchains into their applications has raised €600,000 in seed funding recently. The funding is a first of its kind for a blockchain startup in France. In a round led by French VC firm Otium Venture and other investors including hardware bitcoin wallet Ledger’s CEO Eric Larchevêque, French blockchain startup Stratumn raised €600,000 in seed funding. The Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) model startup leverages public blockchains’ features....
A platform for developing enterprise blockchain applications has raised €600,000 in seed funding. Stratumn, based in Paris, received funding from French venture capital firm Otium Venture and Eric Larchevêque, CEO of bitcoin hardware wallet startup Ledger. The company’s founding team includes Richard Caetano, developer of the bitcoin price and news ticker app btcReport, and Stephan Florquin, a former developer for French bitcoin exchange Paymium. The company is hoping to be an early entrant in the market for enterprise blockchain development, with a particular focus on the notarization of....
The blockchain technology has now entered the insurance sector, making it possible for the insurance companies to offer policies to suit the customers' needs. The use of blockchain technology in insurance sector is something relatively new. London, the fintech destination of Europe is the first one to explore the potential uses of distributed technology in the insurance industry. The Capital of England already has a couple of companies who have already implemented it into their offerings. The blockchain is known for its transparency, security, immutability and reliability. All the....
Five insurance giants, Aegon, Allianz, Munich Re, Swiss Re and Zurich, which in combination manage trillions of dollars in assets, have launched a blockchain initiative B3i to study the feasibility of the use of blockchain technology for insurance and to launch a blockchain based insurance proof of concept. “We are thrilled that Allianz is investigating emerging technologies such as Blockchain together with other key insurance industry players”, said Christof Mascher, Chief Operating Officer of Allianz Group. “This initiative, enabling alternative operating models based on the Blockchain....