Health In Tech

Health In Tech Cash & Equivalents

The Cash & Short-Term Investments of Health In Tech (HIT) as of Oct 30, 2026 is 7.67 M USD. In the previous year, Cash & Short-Term Investments was 7.85 M USD — a change of -2.29% (lower).

Cash & Equivalents

7.67 MUSD

YoY

-2.29%

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Cash & Short-Term Investments of Health In Tech is 2025 7.67 M USD. Cash & Short-Term Investments of Health In Tech was 2024 7.85 M USD. It decreases by -2.29% lower compared to the previous year.

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Cash & Equivalents
Date
Cash & Equivalents
Jan 1, 2022
1.49 M USD
Jan 1, 2023
2.42 M USD
Jan 1, 2024
7.85 M USD
Jan 1, 2025
7.67 M USD
The Health In Tech Cash & Equivalents history
YEARCash & EquivalentsYoY
7.67 MUSD-2.29%
7.85 MUSD+224.84%
2.42 MUSD+62.39%
1.49 MUSD—

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Health In Tech Stock analysis

What does Health In Tech do? Health In Tech Inc generates revenue through its insurance technology platform, offering a health insurance marketplace where insurance companies list stop-loss policy options for self-funded benefits plans. The company's three subsidiaries—Stone Mountain Risk, LLC (SMR), International Captive Exchange, LLC (ICE), and HI Card LLC’s HI Card platform—provide specialized services. SMR customizes self-funded programs for small businesses, ICE operates a SaaS quoting platform called eDIYBS for underwriting, and HI Card streamlines medical records and claims management through a single platform. Insurance companies and self-funded benefits plan administrators purchase these services to manage and customize health benefits offerings. ICE's eDIYBS platform is a key product, enabling underwriting activities via a Web-based SaaS solution. SMR focuses on small business clients seeking tailored self-funded health programs, while HI Card targets users needing simplified healthcare management with one login for medical records and claims. The company's revenue streams come from these subsidiaries' services, delivered through the marketplace platform to clients in the insurance sector. The company's primary customers are insurance companies and self-funded benefits plan administrators who use the platform to list policies, customize benefits, and manage claims. ICE’s eDIYBS is sold to underwriters for quoting, SMR serves small businesses with program management, and HI Card is used by organizations seeking centralized healthcare management. All services are integrated into the marketplace, driving recurring revenue from multiple segments within the insurance technology space. Health In Tech is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Cash & Short-Term Investments of Health In Tech is 7.67 M USD in 2025.

Cash & Short-Term Investments of Health In Tech changed from 7.85 M USD to 7.67 M USD, representing a -2.29% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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