About Apollo Managing General Agency LLC
Apollo Managing General Agency LLC, commonly branded as Apollo MGA, is a managing general agency focused on non‑standard personal automobile insurance in Texas. The company distributes coverage through independent agents and manages underwriting, policy administration, and claims handling for various auto insurance programs. Public information from the Texas Department of Insurance and company materials show it has been operating since around 2013–2014 and trades under the names Apollo, Apollo MGA, and Apollo Managing General Agency LLC.([linkedin.com](https://www.linkedin.com/company/apollo-managing-general-agency?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “APOLLO MANAGING GENERA” on a bank or card statement is likely related to an auto insurance policy premium, down payment, installment payment, renewal, or policy fee processed by Apollo Managing General Agency. Because Apollo MGA administers programs for multiple brands and carriers, the billing descriptor on your card may reference “APOLLO MANAGING GENERAL AGENCY,” “APOLLO MGA,” or a shortened form of that name, even if you purchased your policy through a local independent agent or another branded agency site. Recurring monthly auto‑drafts for ongoing coverage and one‑time payments for new policies or reinstatements are typical patterns.([apollomga.com](https://apollomga.com/forms/index.html?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about a charge, first compare the amount and date to your auto insurance documents, payment schedule, and any email or portal receipts from Apollo or your selling agent. Apollo MGA publishes customer service and claims contact numbers and offers online forms for claims and some policy servicing, which you can use to verify the payment and request details of the transaction.([apollomga.com](https://apollomga.com/forms/index.html?utm_source=openai)) If you still do not recognize the charge, contact Apollo MGA directly using the phone number on your policy or their website, and, if necessary, work with your bank or card issuer to dispute unauthorized transactions while maintaining any required minimum payment to avoid unintended policy cancellation.