Superscript launches ‘Daylight’ for digital asset businesses
Superscript has staked a claim to be the first Lloyd’s broker to launch a product dedicated to distributed ledger technology, digital asset, and blockchain businesses.
According to the company, the launch will help digital asset businesses secure insurance and manage risks.
The firm detailed that through Daylight, digital asset businesses such as: tokenisation platforms, miners, custodians, blockchain development and Non-Fungible-Tokens platforms will have access to a suite of covers.
The first Daylight covers to be made available will be technology liability and cyber insurance. These will protect businesses from a range of risks, from ransomware attacks
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