- Vitesse raises $93M Series C led by KKR to accelerate US expansion.
Vitesse is the insurance payment processing solution for insurers, MGAs, and TPAs. Pay claimants in hours, not weeks, on any rail, in any currency, with full visibility over every dollar.
Trusted by industry leaders
Same-day or instant payouts across any rail. Quota shares, protected cells, and multi-party flows routed correctly from your contracts.
A single source of truth across delegated funds — with the possibility to release up to 80% of idle capital. Full audit trail, Tier-1 safeguarding.
One secure ecosystem with compliant products built in. New account set up in hours with no integration delays.
30 minutes, mapped to how you pay claims today.
From claim approval to claimant paid — Vitesse reduces cash calls and bank delays with one connected flow.
Bring delegated claim funds onto Vitesse or connect your bank account — one platform with real-time visibility. No new bank accounts, no duplicate compliance.
Your team approves claims as they do today. Built-in payment limits route larger claims for sign-off automatically — control without the friction.
Pay claimants same-day for a client experience worth talking about. Every payment is fully tracked, giving you complete visibility across your reporting.
claim payouts
Bank rails and cash-call funding were never built for insurance. Whether you're a carrier optimizing treasury, an MGA winning capacity, or a TPA settling claims, here's how a purpose-built insurance payment processing platform compares.
Vitesse
Traditional banks & cash calls
Speed to pay claimants
Fund visibility
Capital efficiency
Global reach
Onboarding partners
Compliance & safeguarding
30 minutes, mapped to how you pay claims today.
When the Palisades wildfire displaced families in January 2025, LSI and Hausch turned to Vitesse to get help to policyholders quickly. Within 16 days, Hausch insurance issued more than $8.9M in advance payments, so families could begin rebuilding without waiting on funding cycles that, for others, stretched past 90 days.
"This was a huge win for the insureds. We were able to pay them quickly without any of the friction we've faced in prior years. This model just works."
Van Miehe · Director of External Finance, Hausch & Company
Families received help within days of the loss
No delays waiting on funding approvals
Vitesse
16 days
Traditional (1st payment)
~45 days
Traditional (full settlement)
90+ days
Based on actual Palisades wildfire claims data, January–April 2025.
Fragmented accounts, cash-call cycles, and one-off integrations aren't just friction — they quietly cost you capital, customers, and growth.
Claimants wait and leave
Slow payouts erode NPS and renewals in exactly the CAT moments that define your brand.
Capital stays trapped
Millions sit idle in accounts you can't see into — money you can't deploy, invest, or return.
Growth stalls
Every new MGA or TPA means another bank account, integration, and compliance cycle.
Vitesse fixes all three. Complete a demo in 30 minutes.
Many insurers hold more in claim funds than they need. If that's the case for you, Vitesse can help put the idle portion back to work. The examples below are hypothetical scenarios at three fund sizes. These are not a forecast or a promise of results. Your actual position, if any, is something we'd uncover together in a demo.
Example figures • not guaranteed
Claim funds under management
Idle capital released
$32M
Est. annual return
$1.4M/yr
Claim funds under management
Idle capital released
$160M
Est. annual return
$7.2M/yr
Claim funds under management
Idle capital released
$320M
Est. annual return
$14.4M/yr
These are examples. We'll map your actual position, if any, against your real book in the demo.
These figures come from two industry planning assumptions applied to a hypothetical book — they describe what could be possible, not what Vitesse expects or guarantees for you. Where an insurer is over-reserving, they may hold ~40% more than needed (the midpoint of the observed 30–50% range), and Vitesse helps with the possibility to free up to 80% of that idle balance — so, in that case, roughly 32% of total funds (0.40 × 0.80) could be put back to work. We then apply an assumed ~4.5% annual treasury yield to the released capital.
Illustrative example — a $500M book
Capital released = $500M × 32% = $160M
Annual return = $160M × 4.5% = $7.2M / year
Hypothetical and illustrative only. The 32% release and 4.5% yield are planning assumptions applied to example fund sizes — not a forecast, offer, or guaranteed outcome. They only apply where an insurer is over-reserving, and any actual figure depends entirely on your reserving, reinsurance structure, and treasury policy. We’ll uncover whether there’s an opportunity for you and model it precisely against your real book in the demo.
Thirty focused minutes on your actual payment flows — how funds move, how fast claimants get paid, and where you could improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Built for the people who own the numbers — CFOs, Treasury / CIO, Claims ops and COOs.
A live walkthrough of the working platform using realistic example data — modelled on a book like yours (treasury, claims, or program funds). You'll see real-time fund visibility, instant payouts across rails, and a candid view of how much trapped capital you could release. It's the real product, not a presentation — we just don't connect to your accounts on the call.
No. Come as you are. We’ll discuss the priorities shaping your organization and explore where Vitesse can help create greater efficiency, stronger outcomes, and long-term value.
Most partners onboard in days, not months — no new bank accounts and no duplicate compliance. Our team handles recovering inactive funds and migrating active ones.
Yes. Funds sit in Tier-1 custodial safeguarding with a full audit trail. Vitesse is regulated across the US, UK and EU (SOC 1 & 2, ISO 27001, FCA, NYDFS, DNB), so multi-market programs stay compliant by default.
Payments in 180+ countries and currencies, with a 99.1% success rate and redundant routing so payouts land when claimants need them most.
