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Insurance for Crypto, Built for Web3 Risk

Protect wallet infrastructure, smart contracts, custody workflows, cyber exposure, crime risk, and leadership decisions with underwriting-aware coverage for digital asset companies.

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Why Crypto Companies NeedCoverage Built for Custody, Protocols, and Digital Asset Risk

Custody and keys

Wallet architecture, signer access, key ceremonies, and withdrawal governance shape the risk profile.

Protocol operations

Smart contracts, APIs, nodes, bridges, and admin panels can create software-performance and cyber claims.

Financial crime exposure

Funds transfer, sanctions, AML, social engineering, and employee access make Crime/Fidelity part of the stack.

Common Risk Triggers for Crypto Companies: Keys, Custody, Smart Contracts, and Financial Crime Exposure

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Core Insurance Packages for Crypto Companies

From wallet infrastructure to smart-contract operations, these policies help crypto teams protect assets, systems, customer data, leadership, employees, and day-to-day operations.

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Commercial General Liability (CGL)

Commercial General Liability (CGL)

Protects your business against third-party claims for bodily injury, property damage, and personal or advertising injury arising from your operations.

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Cyber Liability

Cyber Liability

Protects against losses and claims resulting from data breaches, cyberattacks, and network security failures.

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Tech & AI Liability

Tech & AI Liability

Covers claims alleging your technology products or services failed to perform as intended, causing financial harm to a client.

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Directors & Officers

Directors & Officers

Covers claims made against company leaders for alleged wrongful acts in managing the business.

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Employment Practices Liability (EPLI)

Employment Practices Liability (EPLI)

Protects against claims alleging wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, or other employment-related issues.

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Fiduciary Liability

Fiduciary Liability

Protects your company and plan fiduciaries against claims alleging mismanagement of employee benefit plans, including retirement and health plans.

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Media Liability

Media Liability

Protects against claims arising from your published or distributed content, including allegations of defamation, copyright infringement, or invasion of privacy.

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Hired and Non-Owned Auto (HNOA)

Hired and Non-Owned Auto (HNOA)

Provides liability coverage when employees use rented or personal vehicles for company business.

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Crypto Claims ScenariosWallet Failures, Security Compromises, and Funds-Transfer Fraud

The wallet failure

A wallet workflow malfunctions: transactions fail, balances misreport, or withdrawals stall, and customers allege platform negligence. This is the Technology E&O conversation.

The wallet compromise

An attacker gains unauthorized access to keys or signing infrastructure and assets are stolen. This is a Cyber and Crime/Fidelity conversation, not an E&O one.

The bridge failure

A smart-contract or validator issue disrupts transfers and users seek recovery for financial loss.

The funds-transfer fraud

A social-engineering attack compromises approvals and triggers a Crime/Fidelity and Cyber review.

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FAQ

Crypto and Web3 startups typically evaluate Technology Errors & Omissions for software and platform failures, Cyber Liability for security and data incidents, Crime / Fidelity for funds-transfer and employee-theft exposures, D&O for leadership and investor claims, and General Liability for ordinary business operations. Coverage depends on underwriting, business model, custody, controls, and policy terms.
Yes. Corgi underwrites crypto and Web3 companies as specialized technology risks, with dedicated review of custody architecture, smart-contract exposure, and financial-crime controls - not a generic software quote.
Technology E&O can respond to customer allegations that a negligent act, error, or omission in your wallet software, protocol tooling, API, or Web3 product caused them financial harm. Digital-asset operations such as custody, exchange, and transfer typically require an affirmative digital-asset endorsement, and smart-contract, custody, and token-related claims require careful underwriting and policy wording.
Often, yes. Companies that handle money movement, payment flows, private keys, admin access, or digital-asset operations should evaluate Crime / Fidelity alongside Cyber. Cyber usually focuses on systems and data, while Crime / Fidelity is where funds-transfer fraud, social engineering, and employee dishonesty are evaluated.
No. Digital asset custody is one of the places where policy wording matters most. Hot wallets, warm wallets, cold storage, MPC signing, key ceremonies, withdrawal governance, and third-party custodians all affect underwriting. Some exposures may require endorsements, sublimits, brokered markets, or manual review.
Web3 companies should evaluate Cyber Liability for incident response, forensic investigation, business interruption, privacy claims, regulatory defense where available, and security events involving cloud infrastructure, admin panels, wallets, keys, and customer data.
A coding error that causes a smart contract to behave incorrectly may raise a Technology E&O claim. An attacker exploiting that error is a Cyber and Crime/Fidelity conversation. Coverage depends on the allegations, custody, controls, endorsements, and policy terms.
Start before custody, mainnet launch, exchange listing, institutional onboarding, or a priced funding round. Those milestones tend to trigger heavier diligence around wallet controls, security audits, regulatory posture, leadership liability, and proof of insurance.

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