INTX Insurance Software today announced that it has been named to the 2026 InsurTech100, recognizing the world’s most innovative technology companies transforming the insurance industry.

The recognition marks an important milestone for INTX as it continues to expand in the North American market. While INTX is a relatively new name in the U.S. insurance technology landscape, the experience behind the company—and its technology—is anything but new. The INTX platform is the evolution of insurance technology developed, deployed and refined for more than 20 years across the UK, Europe, Bermuda, the Caribbean and its foundations have supported live insurance and reinsurance operations across underwriting, policy administration, claims, accounting and reinsurance, giving INTX a depth of operational experience rarely found in a next-generation platform.

That history gives INTX an unusual position in the market: the agility and architecture of a next-generation technology provider, backed by decades of experience solving the operational realities of insurance and reinsurance.

“Being newer to the market gives us the opportunity to approach some very old industry problems differently, but we’re doing that with more than 20 years of experience behind the technology,” said Rob Lewis, CEO of INTX Insurance Software. “We know where legacy systems create friction because we’ve spent decades working inside the insurance industry and understanding how these businesses actually operate. INTX gives us the opportunity to take those lessons and build the modern operating foundation insurers need for what comes next.”

Now in its ninth year, the InsurTech100 is curated by FinTech Global and evaluated by a panel of industry experts and analysts. The annual list highlights the companies that insurance leaders should know as they consider and develop their digital transformation strategies. More than 2,100 companies were considered for the 2026 list, with the final 100 selected based on factors including the significance of the industry problem being solved, innovation of the technology, customer impact, potential efficiency improvements and impact across the insurance value chain.

INTX’s inclusion comes as insurers face increasing pressure to modernize operations while navigating the limitations of fragmented legacy infrastructure. For INTX, meaningful transformation starts with the foundation.

Rather than connecting separate systems across policy administration, underwriting, billing, claims, accounting and reinsurance, INTX brings those functions together in a single configurable environment with a shared data foundation. The platform is built around the transactions and controls that drive (re)insurance operations, from risk and policy activity through claims, ceded and assumed reinsurance, financial accounting and reporting. That operating depth allows INTX to address not only front-end workflows, but the downstream financial and reinsurance consequences of every transaction.

That unified foundation also creates the conditions for AI to deliver meaningful operational value. In 2026, INTX introduced Tenet, its native intelligence layer embedded across the (Re)Insurance Operating System. Because intelligence operates across the same environment as the underlying insurance data and workflows, AI can be applied with the business context required to support real insurance operations rather than functioning as another disconnected layer of technology.

“There is a lot of attention on what AI can do for insurance, but the underlying infrastructure determines how much of that potential organizations can actually realize,” Lewis added. “You can continue adding new technology to fragmented systems, or you can address the foundation. We believe the biggest opportunity is to simplify the operating environment first, create clean and connected data, and then give insurers the intelligence to use it.”

The platform has been shaped by decades of experience across carriers and markets while constantly being modernized to address today’s demands for speed, interoperability, data accessibility and intelligent automation.

The 2026 InsurTech100 arrives at a time of rapid technological change across insurance, with AI, automation and advanced data capabilities reshaping how insurers evaluate risk, operate their businesses and serve customers. FinTech Global developed this year’s list to identify the technology providers positioned to help turn those ambitions into practical solutions with lasting industry impact.

For more information about the 2026 InsurTech100, visit the InsurTech100 website.

About INTX

INTX Insurance Software is a U.S.-based provider of enterprise software for the global (re)insurance industry. Its unified (Re)Insurance Operating System supports ceded and assumed reinsurance, underwriting, policy administration, claims, accounting, reporting and financial operations within a single intelligent platform. Purpose-built for reinsurers, carriers, MGAs, fronting organizations, mutuals, captives and specialty insurers, INTX helps organizations modernize operations, strengthen financial control and gain greater visibility across the economics of risk. For more information, visit www.intx.com.

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