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Tech - News - Startups Updated: April 19, 2022

Insutech Startup, ETAP Secures $1.5 Million Funding

By Lawrence Agbo
April 19, 2022
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An insutech startup in Nigeria, ETAP has obtained $1.5 million in funding to improve car insurance across Africa.

ETAP said that a wide range of automotive value chain players are in support to achieve the improvement across Africa adding that more players are expected to support the idea. 

Led by Mobility 54 (the Venture Capital arm of Toyota Tsusho and CFAO Group), the funding round also saw participation from Tangerine Insurance, Graph Ventures (invested in Clubhouse), Newmont and other Angel investors.

ETAP stated that the $1.5 million funding is expected to support the rollout of its game-changing app which allows drivers to buy insurance in 90 seconds, complete claims in 3 minutes or less and also get rewarded for good driving whilst they avoid accidents.

ETAP said it utilizes machine learning in building its intelligent risk profiles that help to determine appropriate premiums for each driver and also allow them to achieve lower premiums by driving safely.

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Drivers have flexible coverage options that include daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual plans depending on their needs and affordability.

CEO and founder of ETAP, Ibraheem Babalola said “Just like any other digital service, we believe Nigerians should be able to buy and claim car insurance without having to ‘call a guy. We also believe that rewarding good drivers can be a catalyst for better driving and making our roads safer,"

“This is why we have created Africa’s most powerful car insurance app and we are excited to have raised these funds to bring more users on board. Too often, the process of buying and claiming insurance in Africa is so out of touch with the everyday reality of most people but we are changing the game and making the process just as enjoyable as any other experience that consumers access on the mobile phone.”

Project Manager at Mobility 54, Yumi Takagi, said, “ETAP is addressing many challenges that impact the automotive experience in Africa and we are excited to support and work with them to bring their innovation to more drivers across the continent. We believe that ETAP will engage with this important role and revolutionize the automotive insurance industry with their powerful technology."

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