Finally a Bloomberg terminal for the secondary life insurance settlement market — except I built it in a weekend and it actually works.
MortalCoil FX prices life insurance policies on the viatical secondary market using live actuarial longevity feeds, real-time interest rate curves, and automated policy metadata ingestion from carrier APIs. It runs broker quote workflows, longevity risk tranching, and settlement escrow coordination in a single dashboard that doesn't look like it was designed in 2003. This is the tool the industry pretends it doesn't need and quietly will.
- Live policy pricing engine backed by continuously updated longevity probability curves
- Tranching engine that slices and recombines longevity risk across up to 847 simultaneous policy positions
- Direct carrier API ingestion for policy metadata, beneficiary structure, and lapse history
- Broker quote workflow with PDF generation, audit trail, and one-click escrow handoff
- Interest rate sensitivity dashboard pulling from live Treasury curves — zero manual input required
Hannover Re LongevityAPI, MAPS Carrier Connect, Salesforce Financial Services Cloud, DocuSign, Stripe Connect, EscrowTech Pro, Munich Re LifeData, Bloomberg BLPAPI, VerifyVault, PolicyBridge, Zendesk, RateGrid Live
The core pricing engine is a Python microservices cluster behind a FastAPI gateway, with each longevity model running as an isolated worker that can be scaled or swapped without touching the quote layer. Policy metadata and all transactional state live in MongoDB because the document model maps cleanly to the chaos of real carrier data formats. Hot quote cache and session state run on Redis, which also handles long-term policy position storage for the tranching engine. The frontend is Next.js — server-rendered, fast, and looks like something built in this decade.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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