Factsheet

2.4: Buying Insurance

After an entity has been profiled, you can then insure it.

To insure an entity, issue this command.

Command

entt_{entity's id}: insure

  • entity's id should be the id of the entity to be insured.

Example
entt_1234567890abcdefghij1234567890ab: insure

{
    "srvcVrsn": "2",
    "userInfo": {
        "id": "1649341365262035599lb0f76kytdegy",
        "athrzt": {
            "id":  "user12",
            "key": "pass89"
        }
    },
    "cmmnd": {
        "cmmnd": "entt_61650326540479734892b1uszoua2hib: insure",
        "seed": {
            "ctgry": "phnn",
            "type":  "cmpr",
            "pckg":  "1111",
            "id":    "1234567890abcdefghij1234567890aq",
            "addtnlFact": {
                "brand": "nokia",
                "model": "g20",
                "ram":   "4gb",
                "strg":  "64gb",
                "imei": [
                    "524520144443722",
                    "865991779092042"
                ],
                "ntwrk": [
                    "4g",
                    "5g"
                ]
            },
            "drtn": "1y"
        }
    }
}
Data IdMeaningFurther Info
cmmnd.seed.idThis data stands for the string you would like to use to identify the insurance request. You can think of it as the reference no of the insurance request.The string should be a 32-character alpha-numeric string. Uppercase alphabets not allowed.

The string should be unique: no other insurance request of the same package should use the same id.
cmmnd.seed.addtnlFactThis data stands for the additional fact / info required.For additional info about what a package's additional facts are, locate the appropriate sub-page.
cmmnd.seed.drtnThis data is only required when duration is relevant to the package. For instance, insurance is irrelevant to package 1 of standard loan insurance, so in such a case, there is no use for this data.

This data stands for the duration of the insurance.

Response Sample

{
    "exctnFdbck": {
        "id": "75"
    }
}

One Step Left

Insurance requests are not always approved, for one reason or the other. As a result, we offer one more command you may use to check the approval status of a request.

See chapter 2.5 for further details about this.