Kwik.insure

Kwik.insure is a Philippine insurance-technology startup founded by Hamilton Angluben, who previously served as general manager of digital lending app Cashalo before turning his attention to the country’s insurance sector. The company launched an online insurance marketplace in 2021 that lets a consumer search, compare, and purchase policies from multiple insurers side by side, rather than requiring a separate application to each provider — a structure explicitly modeled on the same kind of consumer-facing digitization Angluben had seen work in Philippine digital lending.

At launch, the marketplace aggregated more than 100 life and non-life insurance products from 15 of the Philippines’ insurance and healthcare providers, including Sun Life, spanning categories such as health, life, travel, mobile-device, and automotive coverage. The company has described its mission in terms of accelerating insurance inclusion in a market where a large majority of Filipinos remain uninsured, combining product aggregation with consumer education about what insurance actually covers and why it matters.

No specific external funding round or amount for Kwik.insure could be independently confirmed in available public sources beyond general descriptions of it as a funded, venture-style startup; this entry marks its funding as unconfirmed rather than assuming any particular figure.

Most Filipinos remain uninsured, and even those who want coverage have historically faced a fragmented buying process — comparing policies across insurers usually meant separate conversations with separate agents, with no single place to see real options side by side.

Filipino consumers shopping for health, life, travel, device, or auto insurance who want to compare multiple insurers' products in one place before buying.

Kwik.insure is built as a neutral marketplace aggregating multiple insurers' products rather than underwriting or selling a single company's policies, and its founder's background running a large Philippine digital lender directly informed the marketplace's consumer-facing, comparison-first design.