Meanwhile, a bitcoin-denominated life insurance company, secured $37.5 million in funding led by Bain Capital Crypto, bringing its total capital raised to over $180 million. The company launched BTC Life 1-Pay, a new product allowing high-net-worth clients outside the U.S. to pay a single premium in bitcoin for a lifetime death benefit, partnering with 15 global brokers to expand its reach across Asia, Europe, and the UAE. Meanwhile aims to double its underwriting income in 2026, capitalizing on growing international demand for crypto estate planning solutions. This funding supports Meanwhile's innovative approach to wealth transfer using bitcoin, with policies that grow in bitcoin value and offer flexible borrowing options without repayment schedules or margin calls.
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