Walnut Insurance Raises $4M to Power Embedded Insurance for Enterprise Brands and Accelerate Growth
Walnut, a leader in embedded insurance, has broken down barriers that historically have prevented businesses from being able to build an insurance offering into their product. As brands look to build deeper relationships with customers and expand their revenue streams, Walnut provides the core infrastructure and access to a broad set of insurance products that can be embedded into or alongside consumer experiences, much like embedded payment and lending. With their API-driven distribution approach, Walnut has partnered with Neo Financial, one of the largest fintechs in
“Our seed raise is a testament to the continuing revolution inside the insurance industry,” said
“We're excited to be partnering with the team at Walnut, and to be a part of building a modern insurance infrastructure that can provide more meaningful and relevant insurance journeys to our consumers,” says
“The insurance industry is ready for disruption and Walnut has built a powerful platform that will close the coverage gaps and create meaningful value for millions of people,” says
In its digital-first approach, Walnut has flipped the insurance model to build an era of insurance that is marked by accessibility and transparency. Driven to create a holistic insurance offering, Walnut delivers embedded life, home and auto insurance journeys and access to leading health and wellness subscriptions. With this new funding round, Walnut will focus on further expanding their strategic partnerships across
About Walnut
Founded in 2020, Walnut is a Canadian and US insurtech that has built technology infrastructure to power embedded insurance for retailers, financial services, and consumer platforms. Walnut’s platform makes insurance simple and convenient – creating greater accessibility for underserved audiences across life, home, renters, auto, and embedded product lines. To learn more, visit www.gowalnut.com
About NAventures
NAventures, the corporate venture capital arm of National Bank of Canada, takes equity stakes in startups and growing businesses to foster growth in companies that will shape the financial institutions of the future. Follow NAventures activities at nbc.ca/naventures
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