Who We Serve
Tailored protection for organisations working to build climate resilience
Humanitarian Organisations
Protect the communities you serve with automatic disaster payouts. No bureaucracy, just rapid response when triggers are met. Focus on helping people, not processing claims.
Governments & Multilaterals
Build climate resilience at scale with transparent, data-driven protection that aligns with disaster risk financing strategies. Protect millions with parametric triggers.
Investors & Capital Providers
Deploy capital efficiently in climate risk markets with real-time analytics, clear performance metrics, and measurable social impact. Transparent returns with purpose.
How RApid Works
Three simple steps from risk assessment to automatic protection
Assess Risk
We analyse climate data for your region to identify drought, flood, hurricane, and other disaster risks using verified satellite and weather data.
Set Protection
Choose your trigger parameters and coverage levels based on your community’s vulnerability. We help you design protection that matches your needs.
Automatic Payout
When the trigger is met, funds arrive automatically within 24 hours. No claims forms. No assessments. No bureaucracy. Just immediate relief..
How RApid Protection Responds to Climate Disasters
RApid is launching protection programmes in 2025. These scenarios demonstrate how our platform responds to real climate events based on our actuarial models and verified trigger mechanisms.
Dhaka, Bangladesh – August 2024 Floods
When flash flooding reached 6.5 metres in Dhaka, PIE’s platform would have automatically triggered protection within 18 hours using verified gauge data. Our model shows 12,000 households in flood-prone districts would have received immediate relief without paperwork or waiting.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti – September 2024 Hurricane
Hurricane Julia’s 125mph winds would have activated PIE’s wind-speed triggers for 8,500 people in vulnerable coastal communities. National Hurricane Center data would have enabled automatic verification and payout within 24 hours – before traditional damage assessments could begin.
Mekong Delta, Vietnam – September 2024 Floods
Seasonal flooding reaching 8.2 metres would have triggered protection for 14,500 households across three provinces. PIE’s parametric system eliminates the need for government inspections or claims processing – payouts activate automatically when water levels cross verified thresholds.
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12,000
Households in Target Area
18hrs
Platform Response Time
Platform Capability: Real-time monitoring of Bangladesh Meteorological Department flood gauges with automatic trigger activation at predetermined water levels.
8,500
People in Coverage Zone
24hrs
Trigger to Payout
Platform Capability: Integration with official hurricane tracking systems for objective wind speed verification and automatic payout activation.
14,500
Target Households
16hrs
Response Time
Platform Capability: Multi-province monitoring using Vietnamese hydro-meteorological service data with graduated trigger levels for different flood severities.
Transparency and Accountability
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Why RApid is Different
RApid is launching protection programmes in 2025. These scenarios demonstrate how our platform responds to real climate events based on our actuarial models and verified trigger mechanisms.
Traditional Disaster Aid
RApid Platform
6 months average
Lengthy damage assessments and bureaucratic approval processes
Complex claims
Extensive paperwork, documentation requirements, and verification
40% overhead
Administrative costs reduce funding reaching communities
Reactive only
Help arrives after damage is done and assessed
24-hour payout
Automatic triggers based on verified weather data
Zero bureaucracy
No claims forms, no inspections, no waiting
Transparent triggers
Clear parametric thresholds based on objective data
Proactive protection
Coverage in place before disasters strike