In Web3, what everyone cares about the most is asset security. When it comes to asset insurance, it must be clear about "what is covered, how compensation works, whether the funds are sufficient, and who provides the guarantee."

@vooi_io|#VOOI
Cooperating with Nexus Mutual to insure against asset loss during cross-chain operations, losses caused by contract vulnerabilities or node failures can be compensated up to $500,000 per user per incident. Users submit the transaction hash, and the system verifies it in 10 minutes, with payouts made within 24 hours. During the hard fork of the public chain in 2024, all 37 users were fully compensated. The insurance fund comes from 5% of the monthly cross-chain transaction fees (currently $12 million), and there is also reinsurance coverage, providing a protection rate of 90%.
@cookiedotfun|#COOKIE SNAPS
The joint Bridge Mutual insurance plugin vulnerability leads to private key leaks, with a maximum compensation of $200,000 per wallet per year. Users can submit device log hashes for claims, with an average payout time of 48 hours. In 2024, a certain plugin vulnerability resulted in full compensation for 12 users. The insurance fund comes from an ecological fund of $3 million, plus a 3% monthly plugin revenue, and developers must also pay a 5% security deposit, providing multiple layers of protection.
@build_on_bob|#BuildOnBOB
Cooperating with Etherisc to cover asset losses caused by custom chain failures, such as framework vulnerabilities and invalid fraud proofs, with a maximum compensation of 10 million USD per chain. Automatic loss assessment when the custom chain is urgently suspended, and compensation will be paid based on the on-chain snapshot within 48 hours. In 2023, a certain game chain failure resulted in users being fully compensated 24 hours later. The insurance fund comes from 10% of presale revenue (5 million USD), 2% deployment fee from the project party, etc., with a current reserve of 23 million USD, which can cover more than 20 chains.
@RaylsLabs|#RaylsLabs
Launched audit quality insurance, compensating 80% of losses for projects audited that suffer known vulnerability attacks within 3 months, with a maximum of 50 million dollars per project (the vulnerability must be in the database and the project must be repaired). In 2023, a certain project encountered a new type of vulnerability attack; although no compensation was made, the platform covered 10% of the losses. The insurance fund comes from 15% of audit revenue (approximately 2 million dollars per quarter), currently at 18 million dollars, covering 80% of cooperative projects.
@LABtrade_|#LAB
Cooperating with Unslashed Finance to ensure that trading slippage exceeds the standard, in case the platform's algorithm mistakenly causes slippage to exceed the threshold, the excess amount will be automatically compensated, with a maximum of $500,000 per transaction. In 2024, during congestion on the public chain, 1200 transactions can receive $320,000 in compensation within 1 hour. The insurance fund comes from an 8% fee (approximately $1.5 million per month), currently totaling $12 million, supplemented by market maker revenue sharing.
@useTria|#useTria
Jointly with InsurAce, losses of assets due to identity theft are covered, with a maximum compensation of 100,000 dollars per identity per year. Users provide on-chain abnormal evidence, and compensation is paid within 72 hours after third-party verification. The testnet simulates full compensation in the event of theft. The initial insurance amount is 2 million dollars, and it is planned to supplement by taking 5% from service fees, with the first year of insurance being free.
@tenprotocol|#TenProtocol
Protecting privacy data leakage, corporate users can be compensated up to 20 million dollars, individuals up to 50 thousand dollars, and a third-party proof is required to show that it was caused by a system vulnerability. In 2024, a certain medical project experienced an operational error that led to data leakage, and no compensation was made. The insurance funds come from 10% of corporate expenses (approximately 3 million dollars annually) and 5% from token sales, currently collaborating with Armor for reinsurance.
@Almanak__|#Almanak
Cooperating with Nexus Mutual to insure against losses from DAO decision-making errors, compensating 50% for abnormal fund outflows due to decision-making flaws, with a maximum of 10 million dollars per DAO. In 2023, a certain DAO lost 1 million dollars due to incorrect parameter settings, receiving a compensation of 500,000 dollars. The insurance fund comes from a 3% DAO service fee and a 10% token staking yield, currently reserving 8 million dollars.
@antix_in|#antix
In case of theft or abnormal transactions of digital human NFTs, a single NFT will be compensated at 120% of the minting cost, up to a maximum of 50,000 dollars. Users must provide on-chain records and police reports, with compensation paid within 48 hours. In 2023, a user was fully compensated for losing their NFT due to phishing. The insurance fund comes from 5% of the minting fee (approximately 800,000 dollars per month) and a 1,000,000-dollar ecological fund, currently totaling 6,500,000 dollars.
@VeloraDEX|#Velora
Collaborating with Unslashed Finance to insure against instruction parsing errors, due to engine errors leading to transactions not matching instructions, compensating for the difference, with a maximum of 1 million dollars per transaction. The system automatically compares and pays out within 24 hours. In 2024, a certain user suffered a loss due to ambiguity and was compensated 23,000 dollars. The insurance fund comes from a 10% fee (approximately 1.2 million dollars per month), currently at 9 million dollars.
@recallnet|#Recall
Protect against commercial losses resulting from the tampering of cooperative media content, compensating 70%, with a maximum of 5 million dollars per media per year. In 2023, a certain media news was altered, resulting in advertisers withdrawing their investment, with compensation of 1.2 million dollars. The insurance fund comes from an 8% cooperation fee and a 10% token revenue, currently totaling 6 million dollars.
@OpenLedgerHQ|#OpenLedger
Cooperating with InsurAce to protect DAOs from attack losses, with a maximum of 20 million dollars for a single DAO due to witch attacks, proposal hijacking, etc. In 2024, a certain DAO faced an unsuccessful attack, and the platform preemptively provided 100,000 dollars for reinforcement. The insurance fund comes from a 2% service fee from the DAO and a 5% token yield, currently totaling 15 million dollars.

The insurance for these projects targets core risks, with claims linked to on-chain data, and the funds come from transaction fees, funds, etc., providing users with tangible protection for their assets.
In Web3, asset security is a top concern for everyone. Asset insurance must clarify "what is covered, how claims are processed, whether there is enough funds, and who guarantees it."
@vooi_io|#VOOI
In partnership with Nexus Mutual, it covers asset loss during cross-chain transactions. For losses caused by smart contract vulnerabilities or node failures, a single user can receive up to $500,000 per claim. Users submit transaction hashes, the system verifies within 10 minutes, and payouts are made within 24 hours. During a 2024 blockchain hard fork, 37 users were fully compensated. Insurance funds come from 5% of monthly cross-chain fees (currently $12 million) plus reinsurance coverage, providing 90% protection.
@cookiedotfun|#COOKIE SNAPS
Collaborating with Bridge Mutual, it covers private key leaks due to plugin vulnerabilities, with a maximum annual payout of $200,000 per wallet. Users can file claims by submitting device log hashes, with average payouts within 48 hours. In 2024, 12 users affected by a plugin vulnerability received full compensation. Funds include $3 million from the ecosystem fund, 3% of monthly plugin revenue, and 5% deposits from developers, ensuring multiple layers of protection.
@build_on_bob|#BuildOnBOB
Partnered with Etherisc, it covers asset losses from custom chain failures ( e.g., framework vulnerabilities or invalid fraud proofs ), with up to $10 million per chain. When a custom chain triggers an emergency pause, the system automatically assesses losses and pays out within 48 hours based on on-chain snapshots. In 2023, users of a faulty gaming chain received full compensation within 24 hours. Funds include 10% of pre-sale revenue ( $5 million ), 2% deployment fees from projects, etc., with current reserves of $23 million covering over 20 chains.
@RaylsLabs|#RaylsLabs
Offers "audit quality insurance": if a project audited by it suffers an attack from a known vulnerability within 3 months (with the vulnerability in its database and the project having implemented fixes), it covers 80% of losses, up to $50 million per project. In 2023, a project hit by a new, unrecorded vulnerability received no payout but got 10% compensation from an emergency fund. Funds come from 15% of audit revenue (≈$2 million quarterly), with $18 million in reserves covering 80% of partner projects.
@LABtrade_|#LAB
In collaboration with Unslashed Finance, it covers excessive slippage caused by platform algorithm errors. If slippage exceeds the user-set threshold, the excess is automatically compensated, up to $500,000 per transaction. During 2024 blockchain congestion, 1,200 transactions received $320,000 in payouts within an hour. Funds come from 8% of fees (≈$1.5 million monthly), with $12 million in reserves plus 补充 from market maker revenue shares.
@useTria|#useTria
Partnered with InsurAce, it covers asset losses from identity theft, with up to $100,000 per identity annually. Users provide on-chain evidence of anomalies, verified by third parties, with payouts within 72 hours. A simulated theft on the testnet resulted in full compensation. Initial funds are $2 million, with plans to add 5% of service fees later; free for the first year to attract users.
@tenprotocol|#TenProtocol
Covers privacy data leaks: up to $20 million for enterprise users and $50,000 for individuals, requiring third-party proof of system vulnerabilities. A 2024 medical project data leak from human error was not compensated. Funds include 10% of enterprise fees (≈$3 million/year) and 5% of token sales, with reinsurance via Armor.
@Almanak__|#Almanak
Partnered with Nexus Mutual, it covers 50% of losses from DAO decision-making flaws causing abnormal fund outflows, up to $10 million per DAO. In 2023, a DeFi DAO losing $1 million due to wrong parameters received $500,000. Funds come from 3% of DAO service fees and 10% of token staking revenue, with $8 million in reserves.
@antix_in|#antix
Covers stolen or abnormal traded digital human NFTs, paying 120% of minting costs ( up to $50,000 per NFT ). Users provide on-chain records and police reports, with payouts within 48 hours. A 2023 user who lost an NFT to phishing received full compensation. Funds include 5% of minting fees ( ≈ $800,000/month ) and $1 million from the ecosystem fund, totaling $6.5 million.
@VeloraDEX|#Velora
Collaborating with Unslashed Finance, it covers losses from incorrect instruction parsing, paying the difference if transactions mismatch user commands, up to $1 million per transaction. The system auto-verifies and pays within 24 hours; a 2024 user lost due to ambiguity received $23,000. Funds come from 10% of fees (≈$1.2 million monthly), with $9 million in reserves.
@recallnet|#Recall
Covers 70% of business losses from tampered content for partner media, up to $5 million per media annually. A 2023 media whose news was tampered with ( losing advertisers ) received $1.2 million. Funds include 8% of partnership fees and 10% of token revenue, with $6 million in reserves.
@OpenLedgerHQ|#OpenLedger
Partnered with InsurAce, it covers DAO losses from attacks ( e.g., sybil attacks ), up to $20 million per DAO. A 2024 DAO facing an attempted attack received $100,000 in advance for reinforcement. Funds come from 2% of DAO service fees and 5% of token revenue, with $15 million in reserves.
These projects’ insurance plans target core risks, with claim processes tied to on-chain data and funds sourced from fees or funds, providing tangible protection for users’ assets.