TacticScaleWhat Baige Online Digital Technology Does & How It Makes Money (2672.HK)
Updated October 2026 · reflects Baige Online Digital Technology's latest reported financials
Chinese insurance broker offering digital tech and marketing platforms. It earns fees from insurance companies for brokering policy transactions and from precision marketing, digitalization solutions and third-party administration (TPA) services, supported by its proprietary software platforms.
How Baige Online Digital Technology makes money
It earns fees from insurance companies for brokering policy transactions and from precision marketing, digitalization solutions and third-party administration (TPA) services, supported by its proprietary software platforms.
What Baige Online Digital Technology does
Baige Online Digital Technology is a Xiamen-based insurance intermediary founded in 2015. It connects insurance companies with scenario-based partners, which are businesses whose customer interactions create natural points to offer insurance, and it provides insurance transaction services, precision marketing, digitalization solutions and third-party administration (TPA). The company also runs a set of proprietary platforms. These include eBao for risk management, TanBao for insurance practitioners' business development, LeBao for digital marketing and welfare management, an information system for internet insurance brokers, a big-data risk governance platform, a machine-learning modeling platform (MaaS), and the 9+N scenario-based insurance solutions covering nine major ecosystems. Its customers include insurers, partner platforms, individual brokers and end consumers.
Products & services
- Baige eBao risk management platform
- Baige TanBao business development platform
- Baige LeBao digital marketing and welfare platform
- Baige Intermediary Information System
- Baige MaaS Modeling Platform
- Baige Financial Solutions (9+N)
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