Transaction Insurance
The first-of-its-kind transaction-level insurance — underwritten, not inferred. Protection applied to the specific parties, accounts, and amounts of each deal.
The CHALLENGE
Most organizations assume their cyber insurance covers wire fraud. It doesn't — not at the transaction level. Blanket policies have exclusions, sub-limits, and gaps that leave individual transactions exposed.
The Basefund Approach
Coverage applied to the specific parties, specific accounts, and specific amount at risk. Underwritten by Lloyd's of London and activated only after verification and validation are complete.
Process
Verified users. Validated accounts. Then — and only then — insurance activates.
Multi-factor identity verification on every participant. No exceptions.
Every receiving bank account is confirmed as legitimate, active, and belonging to the intended recipient.
Transaction-level insurance bound through Lloyd's of London — covering the specific transaction.
Funds release only after all parties are verified, all accounts validated, and insurance bound.
Evolution
Each generation solved part of the problem. Only the latest — verify, validate, insure — solves all of it.
1990s
Wire instructions in plain text. No encryption, no verification, no protection.
2010s
Protected the message in transit — not the identity of the sender. Spoofed emails still looked legitimate.
2010s
Manual confirmation that doesn't scale. Social engineering made callbacks unreliable. No insurance backed the process.
Today
Digital identity verification, real-time account validation, and transaction-level insurance through Lloyd's of London. Every layer, every transaction.
Comparison
At Risk
Insured
FAQ
Coverage bound to the transaction itself — not a blanket policy applied after the fact.