Settlement you can prove to your capital.
Parametric cat bonds, ILS and reinsurance settle on a single trigger reading. Dynamic Feed can act as the neutral calculation-agent-of-record: each trigger is evaluated against the official source and returned as a signed receipt, independently time-stamped by an accredited RFC 3161 authority that the sponsor, the investor and the regulator can each re-compute themselves, with nobody having to take anyone's word for it.
A parametric note pays on one number. That number is the dispute.
Wind speed, wave height, quake magnitude, a single reading decides whether capital moves. When it is contested, late, or unverifiable, basis-risk arguments and settlement disputes land between the sponsor, the reinsurer, the ILS fund and the regulator, exactly the parties least able to take "trust us" for an answer.
The fix is not a better feed. It is a record of the deciding reading that any of those parties can verify independently, built the moment the event happens, before anyone knows it will matter.
The risk is moving into the capital markets.
Between $5 and $10 trillion is flowing into AI infrastructure by 2030, and the exposure is outgrowing what the traditional insurance market can hold. The broker Aon has said the data-center build-out creates risks that outpace traditional insurance capacity, so the industry is doing what finance always does when a risk gets too big to keep on its own books: it packages the danger as a security and sells it to the capital markets, as insurance-linked securities, the cousins of catastrophe bonds.
The newest of these do not wait for a loss to be tallied. They are parametric: they pay out automatically the moment a measured trigger is crossed, a wind speed, a flood depth, a power cut of a given length. Allocations to these securities reached a record $136 billion last year, according to Aon; Swiss Re Institute expects data-center insurance premiums to more than double to around $24 billion by 2030; and EY has named the emerging category "AI-linked securities."
As Aon's chief executive put it, the job is to use better data to make risks that were once untouchable "legible to investors." That is the whole opportunity, and the catch. A parametric note, and the pension fund that ultimately holds it, settles on one measured trigger, and that trigger has to be one every party can verify. Signing it is what Dynamic Feed does.
A worked example, signed right now.
A live, signed trigger receipt generated right now for an illustrative Cat-1 hurricane wind threshold, fetched in your browser from /v1/trigger-receipt. Verify its Ed25519 signature, then flip one byte and watch verification fail.
View the raw signed receipt (JSON)
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Public key: /.well-known/keys · schema: trigger-receipt/v1 · RFC 3161 timestamp: POST /v1/anchor
A valid signature shows Dynamic Feed determined this exact trigger against the cited source at this time, and that the receipt has not been altered since. Change one byte and verification fails, and anyone can check. It does not prove the upstream reading is objectively true, nor is it ground-truth physical loss. Evidence with provenance, not a credit rating; we never custody or move capital.
Built to be defended.
Re-computable settlement
A pinned, hashed methodology plus a re-fetchable source and a reproducible reading hash. Any party recomputes the determination and gets the same answer, ending the he-said-she-said.
Independent by construction
Dynamic Feed underwrites nothing and holds no capital, so its determination is structurally neutral, not the issuer attesting to its own payout.
Audit-ready trail
A signed, RFC 3161 timestamped record per trigger that holds up to a reinsurer, an investor or a regulator, without re-litigating where the number came from.
Basis-risk transparency
The exact reading, source and method behind every payout, on the record from the moment of the event, not reconstructed when a claim arrives.
The desks where a contested reading moves real capital.
One price, the whole platform.
Capital-markets evidence is part of Dynamic Feed, not a separate bill. Free to start, then $10, $25 or $300 USD a month, every tier self-serve and the same signed, sourced, archived records. Mint a key and you are live in seconds.
Every tier is self-serve, even Enterprise. Mint a key and you are live in seconds, on any tier. For the broader claims, underwriting and AI-liability angle, see insurance. Need weather conditions at a site on a date, signed for a trigger? See weather evidence. Want your own source wrapped the same way? See done-for-you. Running algos under India's trace-to-source rule? See SEBI algo evidence. Every reading is a verified fact.
Fully automated. Run by AI, end to end.
No sales calls and no waiting. Mint a key and you are live in seconds, on any tier.