Insurance payment solutions built to simplify claim settlements

When your policyholders are owed payment for an insurance claim, they expect fast service and a hassle-free experience. With Onbe's insurance industry solutions, delivering payments is easy, secure, and cost-effective.

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Payment choice & speed are consumers’ top priorities when receiving a payout¹

Use Onbe's insurance payments solution to deliver fast, efficient claim settlements for:

Travel and Parametric Insurance
Health Insurance
Property and Casualty Insurance
Product Recall Insurance
And more

Reduce costs & risk with a modern payout solution

In-demand payment options

Improve the customer experience and increase satisfaction with traditional and instant, digital payment options

Built-in payment security & compliance

Reduce risk with Onbe's full-service escheat management and fraud prevention capabilities, all from a single platform

Marketing opportunities

Custom-branded experiences offer opportunities to improve the customer experience and engage in cross-promotion

Meet demand for fast, secure payments

With a modern payouts gateway, insurance agencies can offer their policyholders instant, digital payments alongside other popular options—all from a single point of integration.

24%

of consumers received at least one instant insurance payout in 2022, and demand for faster disbursements is growing*

*PYMNTS

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2025 Future of Payments Report

Payment industry trends in 2025 highlight a continued shift toward more consumer-centric payout solutions. Digital payouts are now the baseline expectation, with 83% of Americans receiving them. To differentiate, businesses must innovate with the payment choices and personalized, user-friendly experiences consumers demand. Onbe and NRG’s 2025 Payouts Landscape Report explores how businesses can leverage the latest trends in digital payouts to drive consumer engagement and loyalty while reducing the cost, risk and administrative burden of disbursements.

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