Acclaim and Trulydata link insurance payments across 200 countries

Acclaim and Trulydata have formed a technology partnership to connect international insurance administration and payments across more than 200 countries. The integration is designed to reduce cross-border complexity for carriers, MGAs, TPAs and agencies by automating premiums, commissions, claims and surrenders inside Trulydata’s platforms. Why it matters: - International insurers often juggle separate payment processors, banks and reconciliation workflows across jurisdictions. - The partnership is designed to reduce that operational drag for carriers, MGAs, TPAs and agencies in health, IPMI and travel insurance. - Acclaim and Trulydata say the integration can help eliminate manual work, improve payout speed and lower processing costs. What happened: - Acclaim and Trulydata announced a strategic technology partnership on June 18, 2026. - The integration embeds Acclaim’s payment capabilities into Trulydata’s TrulyCare, TrulyInvest and TrulyAMS platforms. - The combined setup is built to support premium collection, agent commission payouts, claims disbursements and surrenders. - The companies said the platform is available across more than 200 countries. - iPMI Global said both companies are part of its provider network. The details: - Acclaim is a payment infrastructure platform built for insurance. - Trulydata is a cloud-native, API-first insurance administration platform. - Acclaim supports 200+ countries, 110+ currencies and 65+ instant payment methods. - Trulydata serves carriers, MGAs, TPAs and agencies across health, life, investment and travel lines in 20+ countries. - The integration is pre-built, which means Trulydata clients can connect without a separate implementation project. - Trulydata clients will not pay implementation fees, the companies said. - The partnership is designed to synchronize financial flows with policy administration in real time. - The companies said payment events can function as policy-triggered actions inside the platform. - The setup is intended to remove the need for patchwork local banking relationships and disconnected gateways. - The companies said same-day commission payouts are possible. - The companies said the architecture can reduce processing costs by up to 40% by consolidating operations onto one infrastructure. - The companies said the integration can improve transparency with real-time visibility and multilingual, locally familiar payment options. - The companies said the approach is especially relevant in Latin American and European markets. Between the lines: - The partnership reflects a broader push to make payments part of insurance administration, not a separate back-office function. - The real advantage is not just speed. It is fewer handoffs, less reconciliation and fewer points of failure. - For international insurers, that can translate into better margins and less distributor friction if the savings and payout timing hold up in practice. What’s next: - Trulydata clients can begin using the pre-integrated payment layer as they expand into new territories. - The companies are positioning the integration as a day-one deployment option for cross-border insurance operations. - Acclaim and Trulydata are expected to market the combined system to insurers looking to scale internationally without building country-by-country payment stacks. The bottom line: - Acclaim and Trulydata are trying to replace fragmented cross-border insurance payments with one embedded system for premiums, commissions, claims and surrenders.