Wilbur and Vitesse partner to connect claims and payments across the global insurance market. Wilbur and Vitesse have announced a partnership, bringing together Wilbur's claims technology with Vitesse's payments and treasury platform, so that insurers, MGAs, TPAs, brokers, and delegated authority businesses can manage claims and payments in the same way, wherever they operate. Claims, payment, and financial data stay together from first notice of loss (FNOL) through to reporting. October 15, 2026 Wilbur and Vitesse have announced a partnership, bringing together Wilbur's claims technology with Vitesse's payments and treasury platform, so that insurers, MGAs, TPAs, brokers, and delegated authority businesses can manage claims and payments in the same way, wherever they operate. Claims, payment, and financial data stay together from first notice of loss (FNOL) through to reporting. As insurance organisations expand across markets, claims operations become increasingly complex. Insurers, MGAs, and delegated authority businesses need to manage multiple products, currencies, capacity providers, suppliers, claims funds, and regulatory requirements, while still delivering a simple and efficient experience for policyholders. The partnership is designed to simplify these complexities. Wilbur provides the claims technology layer, connecting insurers, MGAs, TPAs, brokers, loss adjusters, suppliers, and policyholders across the claims lifecycle. Vitesse is the financial infrastructure for the insurance market, connecting the global insurance ecosystem and helping organisations manage and execute claims payments efficiently across multiple markets and currencies. Together, the two can connect the claims and payments journey, with payments started from within Wilbur and payment information and status flowing back into the claim, giving claims and finance teams visibility across the end-to-end journey while reducing reconciliation and duplication between systems. For the UK and London Market, the partnership is particularly relevant to delegated authority models. MGAs and other delegated authority businesses often operate within defined Delegated Claims Authority (DCA) arrangements and need strong controls around authority limits, referrals, approvals, auditability, and claims payments. Vitesse's experience supporting claims funds and payments for Lloyd's and delegated authority business makes it a natural fit for these requirements. Because claims, financial, payment, and operational information is captured in the same connected journey, customers can reduce the effort involved in preparing bordereaux and management information (MI) reports, while improving the consistency, traceability, and timeliness of information provided to carriers and other stakeholders. The partnership also makes implementation easier. Wilbur and Vitesse have established integration patterns, so joint customers can onboard faster, instead of designing and building claims payment integrations on their own. This matters most for international insurers, as a common claims and payments architecture can support operations across multiple territories while still allowing for local products, currencies, regulatory requirements, and operating models. Arun Kumar Shankar, co-founder and chief product officer at Wilbur, said claims and payments should be part of one connected journey. "Claims and payments should be part of one connected journey. Our strategy at Wilbur is to provide a common claims technology layer that connects insurers, MGAs, brokers, policyholders, suppliers and the broader insurance ecosystem. Our partnership with Vitesse is an important part of that strategy. By connecting Wilbur's claims capabilities with Vitesse's insurance payment infrastructure, we can give customers a much smoother journey from FNOL through to settlement," said Shankar. "For the London Market, this goes beyond simply connecting a claims system to a payment platform. We see an opportunity to connect DCA controls, claims payments, automated BDX and MI reporting into the same operating model, giving MGAs and their capacity providers much greater visibility and control. The global value is equally important. As our customers enter new markets, we want them to be able to take a proven claims and payments architecture with them rather than rebuilding integrations market by market. Ultimately, it is about faster onboarding, stronger operational control and making the claims experience simpler for everyone involved." Richard Reggel, chief commercial officer for Europe at Vitesse, said payments sat at the centre of the claims experience. "Payments sit at the centre of the claims experience, and they work best when they are connected to the rest of the claims journey. Our partnership with Wilbur brings together claims and payments capabilities that complement each other. For insurers, MGAs and delegated authority businesses in the London Market, that means more automation, clearer visibility and less of the operational complexity that comes from running claims and payments on separate systems," said Reggel. "Bringing claims information, payments and reporting together also improves transparency across the delegated claims lifecycle, which matters to MGAs and the capacity providers behind them. Both companies are expanding internationally, and I see a clear opportunity to build this partnership further and support customers across the UK and other global markets." Wilbur's international footprint spans Australia, New Zealand, the United States, South Africa, and the UK.

VCA Software and vitesse announce strategic partnership to connect claims management and insurance payments. September 16, 2026 - VCA Software, which has supported claims teams for over 20 years across the UK, US, Canada, and Australia, has partnered with Vitesse, the financial infrastructure connecting the global insurance ecosystem. The two companies worked closely to build this integration, aligning on how each platform's workflow should adapt to support their shared customers. By connecting VCA Software's claims workflow with Vitesse's payments and treasury platform, the integration helps carriers, MGAs, and TPAs improve the process between the point a payment is approved and the point it reaches the insured, the claimant, or the vendor being paid. "This was a true problem-solving partnership, not a case of two systems simply plugging into each other," said Ilda Cairns, Chief Product Officer at VCA Software. "We made decisions together about how to optimize the workflow. Before the integration, the process from approval to payment required 12 to 18 minutes of manual work, including re-keying payment details between systems and updating VCA once the payment was issued. That's time we've now given back, so our joint customers spend less time on re-keying and more time on the work that actually needs their judgment." For VCA Software's clients, the integration means claims can move from approval to payout within a single workflow. For clients operating under Lloyd's delegated authority, it also means payment controls now carry through automatically, rather than requiring manual re-entry. "VCA Software's presence across North America, alongside our own footprint in the UK, means we can support shared clients wherever they're operating," said Shareen Minor, Chief Revenue Officer, North America at Vitesse. "This partnership reflects our broader approach of giving our joint customers a better payment experience without asking them to change how they already work." It also represents how Vitesse works across the insurance industry, partnering with leading claims system platforms to help their customers get paid faster, with fewer manual steps between approval and payout. About VCA Software VCA Software is a claims management platform purpose-built for the property and casualty insurance market. Serving Managing Agents, Coverholders, TPAs, Self-Insured, Captives and Independent Adjusters, VCA manages the full claims lifecycle- from first notice of loss through assignment, evaluation, settlement, and compliance reporting. The platform is configurable to how programs already run, and implementation takes weeks, not years. VCA has served the Lloyd's market for more than a decade, with clients across the US, UK, Canada and Australia. Software that works the way claims work. About Vitesse Vitesse is the trusted financial infrastructure connecting the global insurance ecosystem. Purpose-built for the industry, Vitesse provides insurers, brokers, MGAs, and TPAs with a unified platform for claims funds optimization, real-time global payments, and end-to-end financial control. To date, Vitesse has facilitated $20 billion in payments across 200+ countries and currencies, and has returned hundreds of millions in claims funds to insurers' balance sheet. Licensed by the FCA in the UK and DNB in Europe, Vitesse also operates Vitesse Trust Company, LLC, which is regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS). In 2024, Vitesse secured $93 million in Series C funding led by KKR. For more details, visit vitesse.io. Media Contact VCA Software John Varghese 416-706-2312 [email protected] vcasoftware.com