The insurance customer finds insurance boring, difficult to understand and unreliable. This is a fundamental challenge that insurers must address, and blockchain can help. (Shutterstock) The insurance customer finds insurance boring, difficult to understand and unreliable. This is a fundamental challenge that insurers must address, and blockchain can help. (Shutterstock)

The insurance industry tends to focus on leveraging blockchain to prevent fraud, simplify processes and reduce costs.

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