Bengaluru-based start-up Digit Insurance has partnered with Indian online travel firm Cleartrip to launch a domestic travel insurance product featuring a two-step, paperless claims system. Digit's chief distribution officer, Jasleen Kohli, said customers could choose personal accident cover of up to INR10 lakh ($15,400) or obtain an INR1,000 (around $15) instant credit for a 75-minute flight delay, among other benefits. The new product, which is available in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, will be rolled out over three years starting from January 2016.
Bengaluru-based start-up Digit Insurance has partnered with Indian online travel firm Cleartrip to launch a domestic travel insurance product featuring a two-step, paperless claims system. Digit's chief distribution officer, Jasleen Kohli, said customers could choose personal accident cover of up to INR10 lakh ($15,400) or obtain an INR1,000 (around $15) instant credit for a 75-minute flight delay, among other benefits. Kohli said 15,000 policies were sold during the start-up's first six weeks.