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Covr
Covr Financial Technologies launched to solve a distribution problem: most bank customers need life insurance and long-term care coverage, but branch reps...
Covr
Covr Financial Technologies launched to solve a distribution problem: most bank customers need life insurance and long-term care coverage, but branch reps rarely bring it up, and standalone insurance platforms see low engagement. The firm embeds its advice-and-fulfillment engine directly into the mobile and online banking interfaces of its financial-institution partners, making insurance a native feature rather than a cross-sell afterthought. Its carrier panel spans multiple insurance companies, giving partner banks agency-level access without building an in-house insurance division. The platform covers term life, universal life, long-term care, and annuity products, blending a digital application workflow with a team of licensed advisors available by phone for customers who need help. The company does not disclose total deployment or assets under advisement, though it has consistently expanded its roster of bank and credit union partners over several years. Its model competes with embedded-insurance startups and traditional insurance brokers by offering institutions a turnkey digital agency, complete with compliance support and carrier relationships. No public funding or headcount figures are available. The firm maintains its headquarters in Salt Lake City and delivers its platform to financial institutions across the United States. There is no publicly reported philanthropic vehicle, operating company, or co-investment club tied to Covr. Its geographic footprint is domestic, and its product set remains focused on insurance distribution rather than wealth management or asset allocation. Covr is structurally distinct from both traditional insurance brokers and insurtech carriers: it is an embedded layer that sits between a financial institution's digital front end and the underlying insurance companies, handling licensing, compliance, product selection, and fulfillment. That architecture shifts the economics from episodic agent commissions to an ongoing partnership construct where the bank controls the customer relationship and Covr manages the insurance supply chain.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Salt Lake City
Corporate office
Salt Lake City, UT, United States
Frequently asked questions
What does Covr actually sell?
Covr provides a white-labeled digital insurance platform that financial institutions embed in their online and mobile banking applications. The platform offers term life, universal life, long-term care, and annuity products from multiple carriers. A backend team of licensed advisors supports customers who need guidance during the application process.
How does Covr make money?
The firm likely earns commission-based revenue from insurance carriers when a policy is placed through its platform, a portion of which may be shared with the partner financial institution. It does not publicly disclose its fee structure or revenue model in detail. No subscription or SaaS pricing has been confirmed from primary sources.
Is Covr an insurance carrier itself?
No. Covr is not an insurance carrier and does not underwrite risk. It operates as a technology platform and a licensed insurance agency, connecting consumers at partner banks and credit unions to third-party insurance companies that issue and back the policies.
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