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Five classes, each with its own binder.

Risk-transfer for digital-asset operators is not a single product. It is a portfolio of binders, each with its own underwriter, its own wording, its own exclusions, and its own renewal cycle. The five classes znobia places are set out below. Each links to a class-specific page with peril taxonomy, the questions an underwriter will ask, and the process from enquiry to instruction-to-bind.

Top-down view of stacked paper documents and file folders — the working surface of a brokerage placement file, evoking the binder-by-binder discipline of London-market underwriting submissions.
Photo: Wesley Tingey / Unsplash

A note on placement

znobia is in the coverholder application process at Lloyd’s. The carrier panel for each class will be published once coverholder status is approved and brand-asset permissions are received from the relevant managing agents. Pre-coverholder, we discuss specific syndicate appetite as third-party editorial reference (public press) — not as a representation of an existing relationship.

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znobia acts as an insurance intermediary. We do not underwrite risk. Cover, where available, is placed with authorised carriers and is subject to underwriter approval, policy terms, exclusions and conditions. Nothing on this site is investment, tax, legal or financial advice. The classes listed above describe the cover znobia intends to place. Whether a specific risk is acceptable, and on what terms, is determined by the underwriter, not by znobia. Past availability does not indicate future availability, pricing, or capacity.