The surety bond market in Brazil started 2026 at a fast pace, driven by double-digit expansion in the previous year. According to data from the Private Insurance Superintendency (Susep), the modality recorded a 23% growth in the volume of premiums between January and September 2025, jumping from R$3.71 billion (2024) to R$4.56 billion.
The high demand cycle has forced a structural change in the sector, which stops depending on manual processes and seeks scale through technology. With an eye on this movement, Granto Seguros announced this week the expansion of programs Granto Partn and r and Granto Associat and , aimed specifically at digitizing the operation of consultancy companies, law firms and business groups that deal with large volumes of policies.
The strategy aims to solve a common bottleneck in the sector: data management. The new platforms offer dashboards intelligent systems that allow you to monitor premiums, revenues and the life cycle of policies in real time, eliminating information fragmentation.
Technology to scale without fixed costs
According to Felipe Ramos, CEO and founder of Granto Seguros, the expansion of programs responds to the market's need for agility in the corporate journey. The model was designed to allow partners to expand their service portfolio without assuming new operational costs.
"We want to strengthen companies that operate in a consultative manner and need more agile and integrated solutions. The program simplifies processes, makes service scalable and adds technological efficiency", says the executive.
In addition to digital infrastructure, the initiative includes commercial support, onboarding personalized and collaborative marketing strategies, positioning the company as a hub of insurt and ch.
For the next few months of 2026, the company's projection is to increase the number of integrations and partners connected to the ecosystem. “We are building a complete environment for those working with large operations, investing in automation to guarantee sustainable growth for partners”, concludes Ramos.
