Covers damages to third parties.
Combines third-party and own damage Insurance, offering extensive coverage.
Covers damages to your own vehicle.
Mandatory Requirement*: As per the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988, all vehicle owners are required to have insurance for public road use, covering potential damages to third parties.
Mandatory coverage for liabilities to third parties.
Combines third-party and own damage coverages for broader protection.
Protects against damage to the insured vehicle itself.
Applicable to* : Scooters & Motorcycles
Essential for covering damages to others.
A holistic approach combining third-party and own damage protections.
Protects the insured vehicle from damages.
Mandatory Coverage*: According to the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988, all commercial vehicles must have insurance to cover potential third-party liabilities. Applicable Vehicles: Includes all commercial vehicles like trucks, buses, tippers, trailers, 3-wheelers, JCBs, ambulances, etc.
In case of the policyholder’s accidental death, the insurance provides a lump sum payment to the nominated beneficiaries, ensuring financial support during a challenging time.
Many personal accident policies also cover the medical expenses incurred due to the accident. This includes hospitalization, surgery, and medication costs, alleviating the burden of medical bills.
Some policies offer daily or weekly cash allowances if the policyholder is hospitalized or temporarily disabled due to an accident, helping to cover lost income or additional expenses during recovery.
Compensation may also be available for disfigurement or scarring caused by an accident, recognizing the impact of such injuries on the individual’s life.
It offers financial compensation for total or partial disability resulting from an accident. This can include both temporary and permanent disability, providing a financial cushion to cope with the loss of income and medical expenses.
In the event of the policyholder’s death or severe disability, the policy may provide an educational grant for dependent children, ensuring their education is not disrupted.
Personal Accident Insurance often provides global protection, ensuring policyholders are covered no matter where they are in the world.
Covers costs if your trip is unexpectedly canceled or cut short due to covered reasons such as illness, natural disasters, or family emergencies.
Reimburses for lost, stolen, or damaged luggage and personal items.
Compensates for additional accommodation and meal expenses due to delayed flights or transportation.
Provides for medical evacuation to the nearest suitable medical facility or repatriation back home in case of serious illness or injury.
Offers financial protection for medical expenses incurred due to accidents or illnesses while traveling, including hospital stays and treatments.
Access to a global support network for assistance with medical emergencies, lost passports, and more.
Many policies do not cover issues arising from pre-existing medical conditions unless specified otherwise.
Accidents or losses resulting from the misuse of drugs or alcohol are usually excluded.
Incidents resulting from war, terrorism, or civil unrest may not be covered.
Activities considered high risk, like skydiving, may not be covered unless additional coverage is purchased.
Trips taken for the purpose of receiving medical treatment are often not covered.
Protects the physical structure of your home or business premises against damage from events like fires, storms, and other covered disasters.
Offers financial protection if someone is injured on your property and you are found legally responsible, covering legal fees and medical expenses.
For commercial properties, this covers loss of income and additional expenses if your business operations are disrupted due to a covered event.
Covers the loss or damage of personal belongings within the property due to theft, vandalism, or disasters.
For homeowners, if your home is uninhabitable due to a covered disaster, ALE helps cover the costs of temporary housing and living expenses.
Damage that occurs gradually over time, such as rust, rot, and mold, is typically not covered.
Events like earthquakes, floods, and sometimes hurricanes might not be covered under standard policies and may require additional coverage.
Losses resulting from the confiscation or seizure of property by governmental authorities are not covered.
Losses resulting from deliberate acts of destruction by the policyholder are not covered.
Damage caused by nuclear incidents or acts of war is generally excluded from coverage.
Covers expenses and losses incurred from restoring your identity and credit reports following identity theft.
Reimburses for losses due to unauthorized or fraudulent bank, credit card, and other financial transactions conducted online.
Provides coverage for expenses and payments made in response to ransomware or other cyber extortion demands.
Offers protection against losses from deceptive practices that trick individuals or employees into sending money or revealing sensitive information.
For businesses, it covers the costs associated with a data breach, including customer notification, credit monitoring services, and legal fees.
Excludes transactions involving physical money, cash, or currency equivalents, including ATM withdrawals. Also excludes direct financial loss from the physical loss or theft of a card, phone, laptop, or other devices.
Defines as the act of using threats or attacks on computer systems or data to demand money or other benefits.
Refers to losses reported without any clear reason, evidence, or explanation for their occurrence.
Excludes any loss resulting from gross negligence in taking precautions to safeguard the insured beneficiary’s personal data and interests.
Excludes losses due to deliberate criminal, fraudulent, dishonest, or malicious acts, or intentional violations of any duty, obligation, contract, law, or regulation. Includes any direct financial loss caused intentionally and unlawfully.
Excludes any losses or liabilities connected with transactions or dealings in securities, commodities, derivatives, currencies, foreign exchange, crypto currencies, and similar financial instruments.