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Identity risk management for financial services.
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In a bid to keep costs and rates low, it sells home insurance policies digitally and directly to consumers in 13 states, instead of employing a network of insurance agents. The insurance company itself is structured as a co-op owned by policyholders, with Kin taking 32% of premiums as a management fee. Reinsurance covers about 50% of the risk. In 2025, Kin expanded into two new states (Colorado and Missouri), started offering mortgages and grew its customer base to 217,000 policyholders, up from 172,000 the year prior. <p>Funding: $330 million from QED Investors, Geodesic Capital and Allegis Capital, among others. </p><p>Latest valuation: $2 billion. </p><p>Date of last valuation: August 2025. </p><p>Bona fides: In 2025, Kin revenue climbed to $202 million, from $156 million in 2024. </p><p>Cofounders: CEO Sean Harper, 45, who previously cofounded ecommerce startup FeeFighters, which was acquired by Groupon in 2012; former Kin CTO Lucas Ward, 43, who left Kin in 2023 and previously cofounded fraud analytics startup Rippleshot.</p>
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We underwrite and insure house rentals in Latam
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<p>Tech companies—including AngelList and Bill.com—use its technology to offer their own customers banking products like checking accounts, credit cards, loans or payment services. Launched in December 2020, Unit lacks a banking license, so it partners with banks to help companies lend, store and move money.</p> <p>Funding: $170 million from Insight Partners, Accel, Aleph and others.</p> <p>Latest valuation: $1.2 billion.</p> <p>Date of last valuation: May 2022.</p> <p>Bona fides: In 2023, Unit surpassed $22 billion in transaction volume, up from $4 billion in 2022.</p> <p>Cofounders: CEO Itai Damti, 38, and CTO Doron Somech, 38, serial entrepreneurs who met as software engineers for the Israeli military and then cofounded Leverate, a tech firm that makes software for financial services brokers.</p> <p>Headquarters: New York, New York.</p>