Etherisc is developing decentralized insurance applications on the Ethereum blockchain. They have launched the first operational insurance application, FlightDelay, in September 2016 which provides flight delay insurance with a fully automated process. Etherisc is also working on applications for crop insurance and social security. Their vision is to create an open standard for the entire insurance value chain using blockchain technology.
2. Flight delay dapp, fdd.etherisc.com
We launched the first operational insurance application on the
Ethereum blockchain in September 2016 for devcon2.
Fully automated insurance process with a great user experience.
7. Decentralized insurance market
• https://etherisc.com/whitepaper
• Token model for investors to provide capital for risk pools
• Whitepaper, simulation, testing now
8. • https://govhack.etherisc.com
• Simple social security, affordable and accessible for anyone
• Mutual pools using local social structures
• Peer assessment to check for claims
9. Successful competitions
• Winner blockchain startup contest 2016, Graz, Vienna.
• Most funded project at hack.ether.camp
• One of top 5 companies selected for AIA blockchain challenge
10. Roadmap
• Testing token market
• Security audits and bug bounties
• Regulatory competition
• Fiat bridge
• Ramp up team & funding
11. Our vision
import “standard_insurance.sol”
An open standard for
the insurance value chain
Product/Service
Developement
Marketing
and Sales
Policy
Administration
Claims
Management
Asset
Management
Reinsurance
12. Team
• Christoph Mussenbrock – Former CEO of parcIT GmbH, providing risk
management solutions for cooperative banks, many years of work
experience in banking and insurance in Germany.
Christoph has a master’s degree in mathematics and wrote his thesis on
formal software and hardware verification.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christoph-mussenbrock
• Stephan Karpischek – Managing director at disrupt consulting, a
digital strategy consulting cooperative. Former business analyst for
blockchain innovation at UBS, many years of work experience in IT,
consulting and education in Austria, Switzerland and UK.
Stephan has a PhD in Information Management from ETH Zurich and
wrote his thesis on mobile applications for the Internet of Things.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/karpischek