Starting from today, Estonian insurance technology (insurtech) startup Cachet will begin its operations in Latvia. It is the first digital insurance platform to provide motor vehicle insurance to regular customers, as well as sharing economy service providers.
Cachet co-founders Hedi Mardisoo and Kalle Palling
  • Cachet co-founders Hedi Mardisoo and Kalle Palling
  • Foto: Erlend Staub
This solution will allow taxi ride-sharing service providers from Bolt and Yandex, that drive part-time, to receive an insurance offer based on the actual hours they spend providing the service.
Cachet has managed to solve one of the hardest challenges for ride-hailing platforms like Bolt and Yandex Taxi – provide affordable and easy to get insurance for their drivers. Until now, there has not been a solution in Latvia providing a personalised approach to issuing motor third party liability (MTPL) insurance policies. Cachet offers customers an insurance policy that is financially suitable for their vehicle usage. Insurance services were developed and will be provided in cooperation with the BTA insurance.
”Ride-hailing is by far the fastest-growing of all the segments on the online mobility services market, but insurance has not been so quick to catch up. There is a lot of complexity due to drivers being more likely to use their car for both personal and business use, for various periods of time, at inconsistent hours and using multiple ride-hailing platforms at the same time in order to provide service. That is where Cachet in cooperation with BTA comes into play,” explains Hedi Mardisoo, CEO & Co-founder of Cachet.

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