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AXA Is Using Ethereum's Blockchain for a New Flight Insurance Product

32 pointsby mgalkaover 7 years ago

5 comments

cafover 7 years ago
How exactly does the information on whether the flight was delayed or not become available to the executing smart contract?
dcw303over 7 years ago
<i>&gt; It maintains an accessible record of the insurance contract itself within a smart contract</i><p>And why would I want details of my insurance contract on a publicly visible blockchain? What am I missing here?<p>edit, to elaborate: A currency ledger blockchain <i>has</i> to be visible to all participants, that&#x27;s how we can all come to an agreement on who owns what. What I don&#x27;t get is why my insurance contract has to be visible by any parties other than me and the insurer. Hence, what value does putting this data on a blockchain bring?
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yoloswaginsover 7 years ago
Crypto currency novice here. Would it be possible to see how many policies they sell, and how many they payout?
powmediaover 7 years ago
What are the advantages of having this service run on a blockchain? There is nothing stopping a company from providing a similar service with a traditional server setup, right?<p>Is it simply that the contract is visible to others to validate it took place?
batbombover 7 years ago
Ironic considering how ancient their IT is.<p>My friend was an advisor and they are solidly in the 2005 era as far as security and maintenance goes.
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