Money is the slow part.
In insurance, premiums, commissions and claims wait on wires, banking hours and cutoffs. Then someone has to match every payment to the right invoice by hand. The risk moves fast. The money doesn't.
Pick a scenario and hit Run.
Premiums in. Reimbursements out. Every dollar matched to its invoice.
Each payment lands in seconds and matches itself to the invoice. Try the messy ones too: a short payment, a late one, a stranger paying, money sent to the wrong business. WorldVest Re catches each one and flags it.
Runs on test money. Nothing real moves.
- STEP 01
Invoice
One business bills another.
- STEP 02
Pay
The payer sends digital dollars from its own account.
- STEP 03
Matched
We check it against the invoice and write the receipt.
Dollars that move like messages.
Digital dollars are US dollars that move over the internet instead of through banks. They're available 24/7, settle in seconds and leave a record anyone can check. You keep them in your own account, and we only watch and match.
Built from inside insurance.
WorldVest Re comes from inside insurance, where money between businesses still takes days to arrive and weeks to reconcile. We're building the layer that makes it fast, matched and provable. The live demo is our first step.
Insurance money moves between a lot of hands.
Premiums, commissions, claims and reimbursements pass through agencies, captives and administrators before they land, and every handoff is another payment to send, wait on and match.
Agencies
Collect premium and pass it on.
Captives
Hold the risk and fund the claims.
Administrators
Process the claims and pay them out.
Stop-loss programs
Protect self-funded health plans from big claims.
What we never do
Your money stays in your account, with your provider. We record and match. We don't move money you hold for others. No investment, legal or tax advice.
Working with us
We're talking with agencies, captive managers, administrators and self-funded health plans about how money moves today. Tell us what's slow, what's manual and what you'd change. It's a 30-minute call with no pitch deck.