Redhill, SURREY – October 7, 2026 – FraudOps has been named as an InsurTech100 company 2026, the annual list from FinTech Global recognising 100 of the world’s most innovative InsurTech companies.
The InsurTech100 brings together technology companies that are addressing significant challenges across the insurance industry and helping insurers improve efficiency, operations and customer outcomes. Companies are selected by a panel of industry experts and analysts, with the selection process considering factors including the significance of the problem being solved, technology innovation, growth and customer traction, potential efficiency improvements and the importance of the solution to insurance executives.
FraudOps has been recognised for its approach to transforming how insurance investigation teams manage and work cases.
Insurance fraud investigations often involve high volumes of referrals, information spread across multiple sources and complex workflows that require investigators to review, assess and manage large amounts of evidence. FraudOps brings these activities into an AI-powered investigations workbench, giving teams a structured environment to manage referrals, investigations, evidence, workflows and case outcomes.
The platform combines workflow automation, AI-powered capabilities and agentic AI assistants to support investigation teams throughout the case lifecycle. FraudOps is designed around a human-in-the-loop approach, helping investigators work more efficiently while keeping people at the centre of investigation decisions.
The recognition comes as insurers continue to explore how AI and automation can improve operational performance across claims and fraud functions. For FraudOps, the focus remains on applying these technologies to the practical day-to-day work of investigation teams.
About FraudOps
FraudOps is an AI-powered investigations workbench built for insurance fraud investigation teams. It helps teams manage referrals, investigations, evidence and case workflows in one connected environment.
The platform combines automation, AI agents and investigation intelligence to help teams manage their workload and work cases more effectively, while keeping investigators in control of decisions.
For more information, visit FraudOps.