Solution(s): ClaimsSnap & AgentSnap
Website(s): snaprefund.io (Off-site)
Contact: Anis Taylor, anis.taylor@snaprefund.io
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Services and products to support the FedNow® Service
SnapRefund can act as a payment hub and application layer on top of the FedNow Service, helping insurers and financial institutions adopt real-time payments without building complex infrastructure themselves. Through API integrations, bank connectivity and no-code tools, it enables organizations to connect their core systems (like claims and billing platforms) directly to the FedNow Service. This reduces implementation complexity while ensuring compliance, security and interoperability with participating banks.
On the product side, SnapRefund’s solutions, such as ClaimsSnap and AgentSnap, translate the FedNow Service’s instant payment capabilities into practical business use cases. Insurers can issue real-time claim disbursements to policyholders within seconds, replacing slow checks or ACH transfers while also enabling instant premium collection and billing workflows. These tools support multi-party approvals, automated reconciliation and embedded customer experiences (e.g., payments via email or SMS), turning faster payments into fully automated, end-to-end financial processes. Overall, SnapRefund supports both implementation and innovation: It provides the infrastructure and compliance layer needed to access the FedNow Service while also delivering industry-specific workflows that unlock new value, such as immediate claims payouts, real-time policy activation and streamlined payment operations. This positions SnapRefund as a bridge between the FedNow Service’s core rail and real-world, customer-facing financial services.
Segment type(s)
- End-User Service Provider
Solution type(s)
- Payment Service Providers
Use cases/markets served
- Insurance
FedNow functionality supported
- N/A
Ability to integrate with outside core processing solutions
- Yes. any (core agnostic)

