bolttech collaborates with Saudi Telecom Group to offer Integrated Insurance

Singapore-based insurtech company, bolttech, has recently announced its expansion into the Middle East through a strategic partnership with telecommunications giant stc Group. This collaboration aims to provide embedded device protection offerings to stc’s customers, enhancing their digital experience.

The partnership between bolttech and stc will not only focus on mobile device protection but also explore incorporating Internet of Things (IoT) solutions into various aspects of a customer’s digital lifestyle. This expansion may include protection for home appliances, health electronics, and cyber assets, offering a comprehensive suite of services to consumers.

Rob Schimek, the CEO of bolttech, expressed excitement about working with stc Group, highlighting their shared commitment to innovation and customer-centric solutions. The partnership leverages stc’s established presence in the Middle East and bolttech’s expertise in insurance technology to create a seamless digital experience for customers.

In addition to device protection, bolttech specializes in connecting insurers, distributors, and customers to streamline the insurance purchasing process. On the other hand, stc Group offers a wide range of digital services, spanning cloud computing, cybersecurity, digital media, and entertainment across multiple regions.

As the insurtech industry continues to evolve, partnerships like the one between bolttech and stc Group demonstrate a growing emphasis on integrating technology and insurance to meet the changing needs of consumers in the Middle East and beyond.

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