Tabit Insurance Raises $40 Million Bitcoin-Funded Insurance Facility

Tabit Insurance Raises $40 Million Bitcoin-Funded Insurance Facility

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2026-07-04 07:30:14
Tabit Insurance SCC has announced the capitalization of a $40 million insurance facility funded entirely in Bitcoin, marking the first time a property and casualty insurer has held all regulatory reserves in BTC while denominating policies in USD. The company uses blockchain verification for real-time transparency and aims to provide USD returns to BTC holders.
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Bitcoin as Reserve: A Novel Insurance Model

Tabit Insurance SCC announced the capitalization of a $40 million insurance facility, funded entirely in Bitcoin, according to a press release. This marks the first time a property and casualty (P&C) insurer has held all of its regulatory reserves in BTC while continuing to denominate its insurance policies and premiums in U.S. dollars. The company expressed the benefits of its funding approach, allowing regulators and auditors to verify reserves in real time.

Tabit operates as a segregated cell company, which allows for additional cells to be formed to deploy capital in the insurance sector. This structure also enables BTC holders to earn USD returns through their own segregated cells.

Industry Insights: From Asset to Capital

William Shihara, co-founder of Tabit, stated, “Our approach to capital allocation underscores our confidence in providing a steady hand to our partners. By combining traditional balance sheet strength with carefully chosen assets like bitcoin, we’re able to stay responsive to market shifts and better serve the insurance community. This solution offers a regulated dollar return which we’re excited to earn on an alternative asset class such as bitcoin.”

Stephen Stonberg, co-founder and CEO, said, “At Tabit, we saw a clear opportunity to enhance transparency within an industry that has been sorely lacking in innovation. We’re eager to move the insurance sector into the future by demonstrating what is possible by allowing an insurer to access a largely new and untapped source of insurance capital: digital assets.”

Barbados Regulatory Environment and Future Plans

Tabit is headquartered in Bridgetown, Barbados, a jurisdiction known for its captive insurance market and is a top ten global captive jurisdiction. The company states that Barbados' regulatory framework provides oversight for its operations.

Tabit plans to work with insurance carriers, brokers, and organizations seeking additional capacity or alternative risk financing options. It also aims to collaborate with large holders of digital assets who want to generate USD income while maintaining BTC exposure.

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