Candor Granted Approval For .Insurance Top-Level Domain

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Oct 12, 2017, 10:05 ET

ROME, Ga., Oct. 12, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Candor, a private health insurance marketplace providing consumers with the ability to find and choose health care coverage simply via a mobile app-based solution, today announced it has been granted the right to use the new .insurance top-level domain (TLD) extension.

The .insurance extension was created to assure consumers and website visitors that an insurance company has been verified to be a legitimate member of the insurance industry and is in compliance with advanced security requirements. Only companies approved by the official domain registrar, fTLD Registry Services, are awarded a .insurance top-level domain.

Candor was founded to simplify the often-confusing process of finding, selecting and purchasing health insurance. The company works with consumers, insurance agencies and health insurance carriers with the goal of becoming the trusted health insurance companion of every American.

Candor's healthcare marketplace is accessible via an easy-to-use mobile app. Consumers use the Candor mobile app to shop, compare and select from a wide range of health insurance plans. The app offers choices to evaluate plan options side-by-side to guide consumers in the search for health coverage that matches their needs. In addition to health insurance offerings from major carriers, Candor will provide access to mental health and wellbeing plans and apps.

Visit Candor for more information and to sign up for access to the mobile app.

About Candor

Candor is a private health insurance marketplace established to simplify the way private health insurance is purchased. Candor helps consumers find, compare and purchase health insurance plans via a simple-to-use mobile app. Candor partners with registered insurance agents and leading health insurance carriers to provide agency-branded sales and customer engagement tools and analytics to match consumers with the best plans.

SOURCE Candor