Cryp-Sure isn’t a pitch deck. The underwriting engine, the claims workflow, six product surfaces, and the policy administration core are built and running today. Walk through any of them below — no sales call required, no sign-up, no demo booking.
Beneficiary Portal
What a Cryp-Sure user sees when their funds move.
The insured trader’s account. Shows active coverage, recent incidents, and open claims. When something goes wrong on the exchange — a trade that failed, a wallet compromise, a misdirected transaction — the user files a claim in two taps. The portal pre-fills transaction hashes, exchange logs, and timestamps automatically, because the underwriting engine already has that data from its integration with the exchange.
This is the screen that makes “claims settled in seconds” concrete rather than rhetorical.
Commercial Portal
The interface for the businesses Cryp-Sure insures.
For Crypto-Asset Service Providers and the brokers placing cover on their behalf. Shows active policies, renewal positions, claims activity across the portfolio, and the regulatory-compliance status that matters under MiCAR. This is where the Company policy — Cryp-Sure’s MiCAR-grade package cover — is managed end-to-end.
Mobile Journey
The full incident-to-payout experience, as it actually appears on a phone.
Most crypto trading happens on mobile, which is why the most critical moment — an incident, a claim, and a settlement — has to work there first. The Mobile Journey walks through a compromised wallet scenario from notification through on-chain settlement, using the same components that power the live product.
Staff Workbench
The internal surface where claims that need a human get one.
Most claims settle automatically. The ones that don’t — ambiguous incidents, edge cases, disputed facts — surface in the Staff Workbench for human review. The workbench shows the queue, the underwriting engine’s assessment for each case, the supporting on-chain evidence, and the decision tools staff need to resolve claims within the three-working-day SLA.
This is usually the demo that convinces skeptical insurance people that Cryp-Sure has actually built an operating carrier and not just a marketing site.
Exchange Console
What an exchange integrating Cryp-Sure EI sees on its side.
The operational view for exchanges running Cryp-Sure Embedded Insurance on their platform. Integration health, user-coverage status, claim volumes, payout flows, and the reporting a CASP needs for its own regulatory obligations. This is the interface that turns Cryp-Sure from a product the exchange buys into a retention and acquisition tool the exchange actively manages.
AI Agent
Conversational support that actually knows the policy.
A Cryp-Sure user opens a chat: “I think my wallet was drained last night.” The AI agent pulls their active policy, checks the on-chain activity in the window they describe, and walks them through filing the claim — in the same conversation. It handles the questions that would otherwise clog a support queue: “What’s covered?”, “Can I upgrade?”, “Where’s my payout?”. When something genuinely needs a human, it routes cleanly into the Staff Workbench with context attached.
This is how a specialty insurer scales support across time zones without an overnight team.
PAS — Policy Administration Core
The single source of truth across all six surfaces.
Where every policy, every claim, and every dollar of reserves actually lives. The PAS is the back-office system that the user-facing surfaces read from and write to. Underwriting, premium & billing, claims operations, reinsurance & capital, regulatory reporting — all on a single ledger, fully reconciled.
The dashboard shows live system metrics: gross written premium, active policies, open claims, loss ratio — with full data lineage to each downstream surface. This is the architectural answer to “is this a real system?”. It is.
Questions about what you just saw?
For exchanges, CASPs, brokers, investors, and press — the team will walk you through whichever surface matters most to you.