Innovation intelligence brief
Innovation intelligence brief
The mobile first platform to prevent insurance fraud at point of sale.
What became of it
Blocked · Low confidence · Last verified 2026-10-17
Research is blocked: there was not enough public evidence to establish what became of this innovation. Nothing below should be read as a verified 2026 status.
As catalogued
Israeli fraud-prevention platform ('intelligence as a service') that profiled and scored applicants at the point of sale, rather than at claim time, using open-source intelligence, correlation analysis and photogrammetry; reportedly priced as a share of the fraud losses it prevented.
2026 reality
getmeins.com redirects to a HugeDomains for-sale page (October 2026). The latest located coverage dates from 2017; no later product, funding or corporate news was found.
Founded in 2014; by 2017 it described its 'intelligence as a service' platform as predicting insurance fraud at the point of purchase to lower insurers' loss ratios. In February 2017 it shared the top prize of the AXA-backed Insurtech Israel competition, with JVP investing a combined USD 2M+ in the two winners. No later developments could be established.
pre-bind fraud detection is now commonly offered by larger data and claims-analytics vendors; getMeIns left no visible trace after 2017.
REVIEW · Re-searched and found no news after 2017, so the record stays BLOCKED. Added JVP's own announcement as a source and the fraud-at-purchase focus (claims added to the value chain).
Documented evidence
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Research interpretation
Classification paths, as catalogued, connect this example to the original insurance digitalization research models.