ePayPolicy Blog
Honor Capital Joins Finance Connect
Honor Capital Joins Finance Connect
Honor Capital has joined other insurance premium finance companies as a part of ePayPolicy’s Finance Connect feature, making their premium financing solutions for insurance companies easier to access for the industry.
The Insurance Payments Ecosystem: What Agencies, MGAs, and Carriers Need to Know
As an agency, MGA, or carrier, you know that when a policyholder clicks “pay,” the journey is anything but a straight line. Behind that single transaction lies a high-stakes relay race through your core systems, banking portals, and reporting tools. Each handoff from premium collection and commission calculation to complex
Premium Financing as easy as pay-in-full with Finance Connect and Automatic Invoice Offsets
In 2026 ePayPolicy believes there is a new way to handle the PFC process, Real Automation. We believe you should be able to invoice for the full amount and let the client decide how to pay—without breaking your back office. However, until now, there has been a hidden friction in
The ‘Legacy Tax’ is Killing Insurance Margins
Almost 74% of insurers are trapped by archaic legacy systems, forcing them into a crippling cycle of manual data entry, complex reconciliation, and throttled cash flow. If the line above wasn’t enough to make you wince, this reliance is also forcing insurers to pay a relentless “Legacy Tax”; one where
Gartner Recognizes ePayPolicy as 2026 Leader in Multiple Categories
Gartner Digital Markets has recognized ePayPolicy again been as a top-rated payments platform in 2026, receiving accolades on Capterra’s Shortlist, SoftwareAdvice’s FrontRunners, and GetApp’s Category Leaders, based on customer reviews. ePayPolicy joins other popular tools like Venmo and PayPal as the only insurance-centric payments platform on the list. Gartner Digital
Your Paper Payments Are Fueling a $32B Industry Problem
Good old paper checks have been around since 1681, when the first was recorded in the U.S. But if we really want to go back to the origins of payments, merchants in Mesopotamia were using clay tablets as promissory notes around 3000 BC. Some people hear that and think, “Wow.
