FloodFlash
Rapid payout flood insurance, triggered by sensors not surveyors
London, United Kingdom · Founded 2016
- Headquarters
- London
- Employees
- 11–50
- Founded
- 2016
- Business Model
- B2B
- Website
- floodflash.co
- Last Round
- Series AFeb 2022
- Rounds
- 2
About
FloodFlash is a sensor-based parametric flood insurance company that helps businesses, landlords, and public entities access flood coverage in high-hazard and hard-to-place locations. Unlike traditional insurance, FloodFlash installs a smart IoT sensor on the insured property that measures flood depth in real time. When water reaches a pre-agreed trigger depth, a rapid cash payout is automatically issued — no loss adjusters, no lengthy claims process. FloodFlash policies are fully configurable: clients choose trigger depths and payout amounts that match their specific risk exposure. The company operates in the UK and US markets and is particularly focused on the 80% of global catastrophic flood losses that remain uninsured.
Summary
FloodFlash is an Insurtech company based in London, United Kingdom, founded in 2016. Its most recent funding was a Series A round in Feb 2022. Investors include Buoyant Ventures, LocalGlobe and Insurtech Gateway.
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Feb 2022
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