Proto Rig
Web3 Crypto
Industry
Insurance, Web3 Crypto
Style
Minimal, Typographic
Stage
Seed
Built with
Unknown
About the site
Native is a specialist insurance broker for crypto-native companies and institutions holding digital assets, blending Lloyd's-backed policies with onchain coverage. The website makes a staid category feel fluent in tech: a bright canvas, generous whitespace, and restrained sans-serif type keep dense regulatory information legible, while a card grid organizes coverage lines and case studies into scannable modules. A solid reference for making compliance-heavy insurtech feel approachable and current through structure and restraint.
How this page sells
For crypto companies insurers turn away: tech-native design, with every chapter pointing back to Lloyd's backing and big clients.
Primary navigation
- Insurance products
- Services
- Industries
- Partnerships
- Web3 Collective
- News
- Speak to an expert
ClickTap a section to see it on the page
A giant white 'N' monogram cut from a red-orange field, with 'native' and 'Insurance in tune with tech' along the bottom, and a white Speak to an expert pill in the nav.
Why it converts: An insurer that looks like a design-led tech brand signals it understands tech companies, the whole premise of a crypto-native broker.
'Native is the specialist insurance broker for crypto and emerging technologies.' in large serif, then 'What we do': theft of private keys, smart contract exploits, 'fully regulated Lloyd's-backed policies, onchain cover, or a mix of both'.
Why it converts: Naming crypto-specific risks like private-key theft proves specialism in one sentence, and 'Lloyd's-backed' gives the traditional credibility a CFO needs.
A pink band with 'Winner: Fintech of the Year, The Pioneer Awards 2026' and a British Insurance Awards 2026 win.
Why it converts: Awards from both fintech and insurance bodies show Native is respected in both worlds, the bridge the buyer needs.
'Listing on Nasdaq raises the bar on every part of how a business is run, including its risk and insurance arrangements…', from the Co-Founder, President and CEO of CoinShares.
Why it converts: A Nasdaq-listed CEO's endorsement answers whether a young broker can handle institutional-grade programmes.
'Broking is at the core of what we do, but almost nothing about our work looks like a typical brokerage.' on lime, then three numbered points: Regulated or Onchain, Complex risks, Tech defines us.
Why it converts: It admits the familiar model and then departs from it, which reassures on competence while promising a better experience than a legacy broker.
Three violet columns with specific deals: securing $100M in Lloyd's-backed cover for Onramp, a $25M onchain facility for a decentralised AI network 'in under a month and cost under $2 to process'.
Why it converts: Dollar amounts and turnaround times turn claims into track record, and 'under a month' speaks to crypto founders' impatience with insurers.
Two cards, Products (liability to smart contract exploits and slashing) and Services, then a long list of industries: AI, Financial Institutions, Mining, NFTs, Tokenisation, DePIN, DeFi.
Why it converts: Buyers scan the industry list for their niche. Seeing 'DePIN' or 'slashing' listed tells them Native knows their business.
A red-orange panel echoing the hero monogram, 'Speak to an expert', with a Contact button, then a newsletter and FCA registration details in the footer.
Why it converts: 'Expert' frames the call as advice rather than a sales pitch, and FCA details in the footer give the compliance team something checkable.
