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Surer, Etiqa unveil digital motor insurance service

The partnership enables insurance intermediaries to distribute digitally.

Singapore-headquartered insurtech Surer has partnered with Etiqa for the digital expansion of motor insurance coverage.

This integration enables intermediaries to instantly obtain quotes for motor insurance and present them to clients, along with a streamlined payment process, all within a fully digital framework.

In addition to their collaboration on Motor insurance, the partnership between Etiqa and Surer will extend to other insurance products, such as Maid and Travel insurance.

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“Surer and Etiqa hold a shared vision to better serve policyholders by supercharging intermediaries with tech; to give them an easier and quicker way to source for the best options for their customers. This takes on greater importance in the Motor segment given how competitive the space is, where it makes up 22.2% of General Insurance in Singapore.” said Surer co-founder Derren Teo.

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