Truecaller announced an insurance protection plan on Thursday to protect users from mobile fraud. The plan is called Truecaller Fraud Insurance and is available to paying subscribers to the app on Android and iOS. The new plan is currently only available in India but will be rolled out to other regions later. The Caller ID platform has partnered with HDFC Ergo to offer insurance to users in India. Notably, the company launched an artificial intelligence (AI) call scanner feature last month to prevent AI-based voice fraud.
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“Truecaller today announces the launch of Truecaller Fraud Insurance. The product will be available to premium subscribers and for the first time in India for iOS and Android users,” the company said in a newsroom post. Introduced to protect Truecaller users from scams and online scams.
Truecaller Fraud Protection is offered in collaboration with Indian insurer HDFC Ergo, a joint venture between HDFC and ERGO International. Under the scheme, users will be insured for a total of Rs 20 lakh. 10000. This fraud protection is integrated into the app and can be activated by users by participating. The company does not provide details about the circumstances under which the insurance can be claimed or the evidence users must provide to obtain the insurance. Amount Covered
However, this feature is not available to everyone. The product will only be available to annual subscribers, but the company only targets premium subscribers. Those who do not meet these requirements have the option to expand their plan to receive benefits.
The company also emphasized that members of certain plans can purchase Truecaller’s fraud insurance for free. Finally, Truecaller family subscribers can extend protection to all members.
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