SINGAPORE (Aug 21): US-based insurer MetLife today launched an experimental blockchain insurance product in Singapore that eliminates the claims process.

Dubbed Vitana, the product insures expectant mothers against diabetes developed during pregnancy, for a one-time payout of up to $2,500.

Vitana will be rolled out to up to 300 Singapore-based expectant mothers aged between 16 and 45, who are within the first 23 weeks of pregnancy. They must not have a history of diabetes, or had gestational diabetes in a previous pregnancy. The premium is $99.

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