How do I purchase a Comprehensive Vehicle Insurance through the GCash App?

STEP 1. Login to your GCash app, then click the GInsure icon.

STEP 2. Choose Kwik product "Comprehensive Vehicle Insurance".

STEP 3: Enter your vehicle details. 

STEP 4: Compare prices among Philippines' Trusted Insurance Companies.

STEP 5: Fill in the details of the policyholder (vehicle owner)

STEP 6: Fill in the details of the vehicle.

STEP 7:: Review your application.

STEP 8: Pay from your GCash wallet

​STEP 9: Wait for your e-policy to be sent to your email within 2 business days. Alternatively, you can view your policy information in the GCash App by going to Manage My Insurance

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