Digital Solution
FINSTAC

country India

Developed by Upaj, Finstac is a mobile app and web based agri-insurance platform which reimagines climate and financial resilience in agriculture. It leverages data to build customized, affordable insurance solutions for farmers including crop, cattle, motor, livestock, and fishery insurance. The platform is powered by DigiFasal, India's first DIY insurance platform for farmers, accessible through the Upaj App or APIs. Finstac combines a digital platform with a physical network of agents to ensure widespread accessibility across India.

Digital Solution (DS) Category

Digital Agriculture

Digital Finance

Digital Solution Type (sub-category)

AI-Big data based solutions, Farm management services

Financial services and credit

Delivery type (format)

Artificial intelligence (AI)

Mobile app

Web based platform

DS supplier-user category

Business to business

Business to consumers

Type of entity (ICT developer-supplier)

Agritech company

Name of supplier/developer

Upaj

Primary Users

Farmers , Agribusiness / private company

Digital Solution Development Stage

Commercial stage (widespread use nationally)

Number of users or subscribers

Network of over 2000+ POS agents and Paravets Source: https://www.upaj.org/finstac

Measurable positive impact(s) by Digital Solution (DS) on target users and/or audience

Presence in 28 states in India Offers micro-insurance solutions Enables swift customization of insurance products Reduces insurance premiums through optimized perils and triggers Safeguards farmers from crop losses due to extreme weather events with swift claim settlements Source: https://www.upaj.org/finstac

Digital Solution Geographic scope

India

Name of Digital village(s), districts, communes where DS is used/deployed

On-line resource links (Web-page links, links to videos, links to reports, etc)

Main DS webpage

Other useful link

DS links to Government programmes, initiatives, and projects

DS Links to FAO, UN and other Development agencies projects, initiatives and programmes