StanSure App: New Way to Buy Car Insurance in Minutes from Stanbic

A traffic jam on the Thika ‘Super Highway’ into the CBD at the NYS area. Leveraging technology, StanSure gives customers the flexibility to build their own cover and access around the clock road rescue services. [Photo/ 3Neel]
A traffic jam on the Thika ‘Super Highway’ into the CBD at the NYS area. Leveraging technology, StanSure gives customers the flexibility to build their own cover and access around the clock road rescue services. [Photo/ 3Neel]

Stanbic Insurance Agency in partnership with Heritage and Liberty Insurance on Monday, June 14 launched StanSure, enabling customers to buy motor insurance in less than 10 minutes. Leveraging technology, StanSure gives customers the flexibility to build their own cover and access around the clock road rescue services.

Customers will additionally enjoy up to 15% cashback reward for good driving. The StanSure App which is available on both Play Store and the Appstore, combines simplicity and affordability to deliver a superior experience to our customers. Stanbic Insurance Agency is the Insurance arm of Stanbic Bank Kenya.

Stanbic Bank Kenya Chief Executive Mr. Charles Mudiwa, stated that, “We are excited to launch this solution which allows customers to tailor make their cover, digitally, according to their unique needs. In designing this solution, we started with the customer and worked backwards to make possible what they defined as their ideal solution, encompassing affordability, transparency and convenience.”

This solution will enable the Bank to deliver an exceptional insurance client experience and will continue to leverage analytics and customer feedback, to shape the evolution of the offering. StanSure features include zero paperwork, emergency response and a seamless claim process. Additionally, the StanSure App ensures instant onboarding, online policy document delivery, instant payment and receipt. It also allows customers to conveniently schedule their car valuation.

By embedding these features, Stanbic Bank and its partners are seeking to revolutionize the complex traditional insurance process. The dynamism of the StanSure app affords customers the flexibility to only pay for the services they need including pay per use for rental cars. To encourage road safety, StanSure customers will get rewards for good driving.

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Heritage Managing Director, Mr. Godfrey Kioi noted that, “Heritage has made great strides in leveraging technology to offer customized solutions that meet our customers’ unique needs. In a world that is increasingly being disrupted by technology, we must evolve our offering and perception by delivering innovative solutions.”

The launch of this innovative solution also speaks to Stanbic Bank’s future ready transformation journey, whose core ambition is to engage and delight customers, fulfilling not only their current needs but also their future ambitions. The Bank achieved great milestones as reported on their full year results announcement in March, despite the challenging macro environment occasioned by COVID-19.

Stanbic Bank recently repositioned its brand promise to ‘It Can Be’, which speaks to the philosophy of who they are and where they are going as a Kenyan Bank. Expounding on this, Mr. Mudiwa noted that, “As a bank, we recognize that we would not be where we are today without the support and trust from our clients and employees. We are therefore putting their dreams and aspirations at the forefront through this redefined positioning, providing them with experiences, platforms and innovative solutions to unlock great possibilities. Being resilient in the face of adversity is what has helped us get to where we are today and we believe that together, It Can Be.”

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