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February 21, 2026
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Presidential tariff authority curtailed; temporary import surcharge imposed alters bilateral tariff treatment and prompts trade talks.
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Enables electronic withdrawal from Rule 14A by filing Form GST REG-32 on the GST Portal: eligible active taxpayers must select the opt out option, state a reason, and complete Aadhaar authentication for the primary authorised signatory and at least one promoter/partner; ARN is issued only after successful authentication. Filing requires meeting return filing preconditions and completion of draft submission and authentication within specified timelines. While REG 32 is pending, certain amendments and self cancellation are barred. After issuance of Form GST REG-33, taxpayers must report output tax liability on supplies to registered persons exceeding the prescribed threshold.
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Trade tariffs: US issues new global import levy after court ruling, altering reciprocal duties and exporter compliance obligations.
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How Zurich Kotak General Insurance Ensures Secure & Hassle-Free Online Policy Issuance?

February 11, 2026

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Online insurance issuance has moved beyond convenience. Today, customers expect accuracy, speed, regulatory compliance, and continuous access after purchase. Meeting these expectations requires a system that combines verified data sources, structured workflows, and controlled digital processes. Zurich Kotak General Insurance has built its online policy issuance framework around these requirements. The focus is on technical validation, transparent pricing, instant issuance, and uninterrupted post-purchase access, ensuring that online-issued policies are both secure and reliable.

Guided Proposal Journey With Minimal Inputs The online issuance process begins with a guided, step-by-step quote journey. Customers are required to enter only the vehicle registration number and a mobile number to initiate the process.

Using this information, the system retrieves vehicle history through VAHAN integration. This eliminates the need to manually enter vehicle details such as make, model, or fuel type, reducing input errors at the very first stage.

The guided structure ensures that customers move through the car insurance process sequentially, without skipping mandatory steps or providing incomplete information.

Real-time Vehicle Validation Through Official Databases Once the registration number is entered, the system performs real-time validation by integrating with VAHAN and the Insurance Information Bureau (IIB). These integrations automatically verify important vehicle details, including make, model, fuel type, and prior insurance history. By sourcing information directly from official databases, the system ensures the policy is issued with accurate, verified data. This validation process reduces discrepancies that can otherwise lead to claim or renewal issues later.

Transparent Premium Calculation With Clear Break-up The premium calculation is presented transparently in the online calculator. Customers can view a detailed split between Own Damage (OD), Third Party (TP), and selected add-ons.

Specific add-ons, such as Engine Protect or Zero Depreciation, are displayed individually with their respective costs. This allows customers to understand exactly what they are paying for, rather than seeing a single consolidated premium amount. Such clarity helps customers evaluate coverage options before proceeding.

Mandatory Compliance Built Into The Digital Flow Regulatory compliance is integrated directly into the online issuance process. The system includes mandatory e-KYC using Aadhaar- or PAN-based verification, in line with IRDAI's latest Know Your Customer requirements.

Digital consent checkboxes are included at relevant stages of the proposal journey. These capture customer declarations and acknowledgements electronically, removing the need for physical signatures or manual verification.

By integrating compliance requirements into the workflow, the issuance process remains aligned with regulatory norms without slowing down the customer journey.

Secure Payment and Controlled Issuance Payment processing is handled through secure digital gateways. The system confirms transaction success before allowing policy issuance to proceed. Policy generation is initiated only after payment confirmation and completion of all required compliance steps are completed. This structured sequence ensures that no policy is issued without verified payment and validated customer information. These controls protect customer interests while maintaining overall system integrity.

Instant Digital Policy Issuance With Zero Paperwork Once payment and verification are complete, the policy is issued instantly. Zurich Kotak General Insurance offers a "zero paperwork, instant policy" process. Policy documents are shared instantly via email, ensuring customers receive valid documentation without any delay and can review coverage details immediately. For customers purchasing car insurance online, instant policy issuance removes the waiting periods typically associated with traditional insurance processes.

Continuous Access Through Customer Self-Service Portal After policy issuance, customers can access their documents and policy information through the Customer Self-Service (CSS) portal.

The portal allows policyholders to download duplicate policy copies, track claim status, and manage basic service requests at any time. This 24/7 access ensures that policyholders are not dependent on manual support for routine needs.

Digital access to records also reduces the risk of document loss and simplifies future interactions.

Error Prevention Through Automated Checks Automated checks are applied throughout the issuance process. These review data are consistent across vehicle details, coverage selection, and premium calculation.

If inconsistencies are detected, the system prompts correction before issuing the policy. This prevents avoidable errors from being carried forward into active policies. Such preventive controls help ensure that issued policies are accurate from the outset.

Support Alongside Digital Self-Service While the system is designed for self-guided use, support remains available for customers who require assistance. Queries related to proposals, documents, or access can be addressed through defined support channels.

This balance allows customers to buy car insurance online independently while retaining access to assistance when required.

Conclusion Secure online policy issuance depends on verified data, transparent pricing, built-in compliance, and reliable post-issuance access. Zurich Kotak's digital issuance framework is designed around these principles, combining official database integrations, structured workflows, and instant document delivery.

By aligning technical validation with customer access and regulatory requirements, Zurich Kotak General Insurance ensures that online policy issuance remains both efficient and reliable without compromising on accuracy and compliance.

(Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR

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