What Are the Key Differences Between Relm Insurance and Vouch Tech E&O Insurance?
Fintech-Specific Product vs a Broker for Every Stage
Relm offers Technology E&O as its own professional-liability product and a separate Fintech E&O form, because it says standard Tech E&O can miss blockchain vulnerabilities and regulatory scrutiny. Vouch brokers Tech E&O for AI, SaaS, eCommerce, hardware, fintech and crypto companies from first customer contract through IPO, with no fintech-only form described, and you start online. Choose Relm if regulators or blockchain risk are your main worry; choose Vouch if you want one broker to grow with you from early contracts to IPO. [6] [9]
Vouch Spells Out Exclusions; Relm Doesn't
Relm covers poor service, missed contract obligations, customer-facing system failures and negligent advice about product limits, including defense, settlements and judgments. Vouch describes a similar core plus accidental IP infringement and third-party breach liability from a flaw in your product, and says Tech E&O excludes bodily injury, property damage, intentional or criminal acts, employment claims and cyber incidents on your own systems. Relm publishes no exclusion list, only that Tech E&O and cyber don't replace each other. [6] [10]
What Should You Confirm in Relm Insurance and Vouch Tech E&O Insurance Quotes?
- Ask Relm whether you're quoted standard Tech E&O or Fintech E&O, and how the exclusions differ. [6]
- Ask Vouch which insurer issues the policy and whether IP and third-party breach cover are on it. [9] [10]
- Get limits, retentions and the insurer from both; neither publishes them. [10] [6]
- Plan cyber cover alongside either; neither's Tech E&O covers breaches of your own systems. [6] [10]
