With COVID19 Small-scale Logistics Entrepreneurs are under a lot of pressure. According to a report by the South Korean National Police Agency, 75.5 percent of the traffic deaths in South Korea are caused by truck driver accidents involving truck drivers. In Korea, about 1,000 people die each year from truck driving accidents. Every day, two to three deaths occur in freight car accidents. The burden on small logistics private operators, which has increased since COVID 19 in 2020, is proving to be the number of deaths from industrial accidents. According to the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency's "Status Report on Industrial Accidents in the Delivery Industry" from 2012 to 2019, there were 18 deaths from industrial accidents in the delivery industry over the past eight years. In 2020, about 20 courier workers died from overwork. Seven of them died of cerebral cardiovascular disease caused by overwork. Also, Korea's small logistics private operators are classified by law as "special employment workers." In Korea, "special employment workers" are not subject to mandatory subscription of four major insurance policies, including employment, labor and insurance. For this reason, Korea's small logistics businesses represent about 80 percent of the average income of Korean city workers. The Korean Insurance Business Act was revised as of December 8, 2020. Article 35 of the Korea Cargo Transport Business Act stipulate that freight cars with a maximum load of more than 5 tons or a total weight of 10 tons are required to be insured. It imposes a fine of up to 5 million won on unaccompanied drivers. The CIPs P2P Insurance platform is a public financial service system that can improve the annual income of Korea's small logistics private operators without additional government financial expenditure. The CIPs P2P Insurance platform provides indirect savings in Korean government spending. The CIPs P2P Insurance platform reliably improves the annual income of Korean small logistics businesses.