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Two-wheeler insurance offers financial protection for your two-wheeler against accidents, theft, natural disasters, and third-party damages. It ensures you're not burdened with unexpected repair or replacement costs, giving you peace of mind every time you ride.

You can now buy or renew two-wheeler insurance online in just a few minutes. With the right policy, you get comprehensive coverage, helpful add-ons like zero depreciation and roadside assistance, and a smooth, hassle-free claims process, so you can enjoy the road ahead, worry-free

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What is Two-Wheeler Insurance?

Two-Wheeler Insurance

Two-wheeler insurance is a type of motor insurance policy that offers financial protection for you and your two-wheeler against accidents, theft, fire, and natural disasters. It also covers third-party liabilities, including damage to other vehicles, property, or individuals. Whether you ride a motorcycle or a scooter, having insurance ensures you're covered from unexpected costs and legal risks.

While third-party (TP) insurance is mandatory by law, it’s wise to opt for comprehensive coverage for better protection. These plans can be further customised with add-ons like zero depreciation, engine protection, and roadside assistance, giving you peace of mind every time you hit the road.

Why is Two-Wheeler Insurance Mandatory in India?

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Two-wheeler insurance is a legal requirement under the Motor Vehicles Act, primarily aimed at ensuring financial protection and accountability in the event of road accidents. 

Third-party two-wheeler insurance is the minimum legal requirement, designed to protect individuals or property that may be affected by an accident involving your vehicle. It ensures that victims receive timely compensation without prolonged disputes or financial strain. 

By making two-wheeler insurance compulsory, the law not only safeguards riders and third parties but also encourages responsible behaviour on the road.

Why Do You Need Two-Wheeler Insurance in India?

Here’s why getting a bike insurance policy is beneficial for you:

Coverage for Third-Party Damage
Coverage for Third-Party Damage

One of the problems people dread when they get into any kind of accident is the countless banter faced between third parties due to damage or losses caused. Having a bike insurance policy in place ensures the affected party will be covered and hence lessens the problems faced!

Get Extensive Coverage with Add-ons
Get Extensive Coverage with Add-ons

When you opt for a comprehensive bike insurance policy, you have the benefit of customizing it with useful add-ons like a return to invoice cover, zero depreciation cover, breakdown assistance, consumables cover and tyre protection amongst others that will give your bike complete protection, against all the odds!

Stay Clear of Traffic Penalties

Since it’s primarily illegal to ride in India without at least a basic, Third-Party Bike Insurance; not having one can lead to heavy traffic penalties. Believe it or not, you save more on buying insurance for your bike than getting caught even just once for not having one!

Be Covered, Legally!
Be Covered, Legally!

According to the Motor Vehicle Act, it is mandatory to at least have Third-Party Bike Insurance. Without it, you can’t ride legally on Indian roads! Therefore, one of the benefits of buying a bike insurance policy is that of being covered legally.

Protect your Pocket from Dents
Protect your Pocket from Dents

Insuring your bike with a two-wheeler insurance policy ensures your pocket doesn’t face any dents due to unfortunate losses and damages in the likelihood of an accident, natural calamity, fire or theft. 

Important Two-Wheeler Insurance Statistics in India

The demand for two-wheelers is rising exponentially in India, which calls for an increasing need for two-wheeler insurance. India’s motor insurance market is estimated to reach ₹1.53 trillion by 2028.

Here are other important statistics related to two-wheeler insurance in India:

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In 2024, the Indian two-wheeler market size reached 24.9 million units.

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The two-wheeler market is projected to grow to 92.0 million units by 2033, reflecting a CAGR of 15.64% between 2025 and 2033.

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Electric scooters and motorcycles accounted for 59% of total EV sales, indicating a significant shift toward electric mobility.

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In 2022, two-wheelers accounted for the largest share of vehicle production in India, encompassing two-wheelers, mopeds, scooters, electric two-wheelers, and commercial two-wheelers.

Different Types of Two-Wheelers Covered in India

In India, two-wheeler insurance policy covers a wider range of vehicles including:

Private Two-Wheelers

These include standard geared and non-geared two-wheelers of all engine capacities that are used for personal purposes, including bikes, scooters, mopeds, etc.

Commercial Two Wheelers

Two-wheelers used for and by business to carry goods and passengers are covered under commercial vehicle insurance policy. It is specifically designed keeping in mind the needs of commercial bike users like delivery partners.

Electric Two Wheeler Vehicles (EVs)

Electric bike insurance protects two-wheelers which run on electricity from potential damage and losses occurring due to accidents, natural calamities, or fire.

What are the Types of Two-Wheeler Insurance Policies?

Third Party Comprehensive Own Damage

Damages/Losses to own two-wheeler due to an accident

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Damages/Losses to own two-wheeler in case of fire

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Damages/Losses to own two-wheeler in case of a natural calamity

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Damages to Third-Party Vehicle

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Damages to Third-Party Property

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Personal Accident Cover

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Injuries/Death of a Third-Party Person

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Theft of your scooter or bike

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Customize your IDV

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Extra protection with customized add-ons

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Know more about the difference between comprehensive and third party two wheeler insurance

Why Choose Digit Two-Wheeler Insurance Policy?

Key Features of Digit's Two-Wheeler Insurance

Key Features Digit Benefit
Premium Starting from ₹714
No Claim Bonus Up to 50% Discount
Customizable Add-Ons 8 Add-ons available
Cashless Repairs Available at 9000+ Garages
Claim Process Smartphone-enabled Claim process. Can be done online within 7 minutes!
Own Damage Cover Available
Damages to Third-Party Unlimited Liability for Personal Damages, Up to 7.5 Lakhs for Property/Vehicle Damages

What’s Covered in Two-Wheeler Insurance by Digit?

What’s Not Covered?

It is equally important to know what’s not covered in your two-wheeler insurance policy, so that there are no surprises when you make a claim. Here are some such situations:

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Own Damages for Third-Party Policy holder

In the case of a Third-Party or Liability Only Bike Policy, damages to own vehicle won’t be covered. 

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Drunk Riding or without a Licence

Your bike insurance won’t cover for you in situations where you were riding drunk or without a valid two-wheeler licence.

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Add-Ons Not Bought

Some situations are covered in add-ons. If you haven’t bought those add-ons, the corresponding situations will not be covered.

Contributory Negligences
Contributory Negligences

Any contributory negligence(e.g. damage due to driving a two-wheeler in a flood, which is not recommended as per the manufacturer’s driving manual, will not be covered)

Consequential Damages
Consequential Damages

Any damage which is not a direct result of the accident (e.g. after an accident, if the damaged two-wheeler is being used incorrectly and the engine gets damaged, it is considered as consequential damage and it will not be covered)

Driving without a valid Driving Licence Holder
Driving without a valid Driving Licence Holder

If you hold a learner’s licence and were riding your two-wheeler without a valid licence-holder on the pillion seat- then your claim in those situations won’t be covered.

Add-On Covers with Digit Two-Wheeler Insurance

Two-wheeler insurance add-ons which you can buy with your Two Wheeler insurance policy

Daily Conveyance Benefit
Daily Conveyance Benefit

The add-on cover of daily conveyance benefit will ensure that you are compensated for your transportation cost during the period when two-wheeler is under repair subject to applicable time excess. A policyholder can be compensated in the form of fixed allowance per day or coupons from taxi operators from an amount equal to per day fixed allowance.

Engine & Gear-box Protection Cover
Engine & Gear-box Protection Cover

Do you know that the cost of replacing your engine is approximately 40% of its cost? In a standard two-wheeler insurance policy, only damages caused during the accident are covered. However, with the engine and gear-box protection add-on cover, you can specifically cover the life of your vehicle for any consequential damages caused post the accident.

Tyre Protect
Tyre Protect

The tyre protect add-on cover is offered only to vehicles fitted with run flat technology. As part of it, the cost of replacing damaged tyres with equivalent or near equivalent to the one being used in the vehicle, labour and wheel balancing charges can be reimbursed. However, claims made under the add-on cover is subject to conditions set forth under the vehicle insurance policy.

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Consumable Cover

The add-on of consumable cover adds an additional shield to your two-wheeler. Covers the cost for all your bike’s nitty-gritties such as the engine oils, screws, nuts and bolts, grease, etc. in the event of an accident.

Return to Invoice Cover
Return to Invoice Cover

If you fall into a situation where your bike is stolen or damages beyond repair, this add-on comes in handy. With return to invoice add-on, we will cover the costs of getting you the same, or similar bike- including the road tax and registration fees for the same

EV Shield Add-on Cover
EV Shield Add-on Cover

This EV Shield add-on cover for electric two wheeler in India will protect you and your vehicle against any loss or damage to the electrical panel for the vehicle charging point, vehicle charger including charging cable, and offer roadside assistance services specific to EVs.

Zero Depreciation Cover
Zero Depreciation Cover

Think of it like an effective anti-ageing cream for your bike and its parts. Usually, the required depreciation amount is always taken in account during claims. However, a zero-depreciation cover ensures no depreciation is taken into consideration, so you get the full value of the cost of repair/replacement during claims.

Breakdown Assistance
Breakdown Assistance

The roadside assistance add-on ensures we’ll always be there for you and your two-wheeler in case of any breakdowns. The best part? Asking for our help doesn’t even count as a claim.

Watch this Video to Understand How Digit is Simplifying Bike Insurance?

In the event of a bike accident, Digit makes the claims process easy and efficient. Capture a video of the damage and file your claim instantly through the app; no paperwork is required! Experience swift approvals, allowing you to hit the road again stress-free!

Complimentary Wellness Benefits for Digit Two-Wheeler Insurance Customers

With your Digit Two-Wheeler Insurance, you also get exclusive access to a wide range of wellness perks, making taking care of yourself as well as your two-wheeler easier and more affordable:

Unlimited 24×7 Teleconsultations
Unlimited 24×7 Teleconsultations with General Physicians

Get expert medical advice anytime, anywhere.

Mental Health Consultation & Services
Mental Health Consultation & Services

Consult the best and most trusted therapists at affordable rates, with up to 50% off

Diagnostic Tests & Health Check-Ups
Diagnostic Tests & Health Check-Ups

Stay ahead of health concerns with affordable screenings and lab tests.

Specialist Teleconsultations
Specialist Teleconsultations

Speak to top specialists in Mental Health, Women’s Health, Diet & Nutrition, and more, at flat 50%!

Women's Health Care Programs
Women's Health Care Programs

Pregnancy Care Programs, access to Mum Support Group, PCOS/PCOD Care Programs, Maternity Support and much more!

Physiotherapy Sessions
Physiotherapy Sessions

Stress and Pain relief covered with exclusive discounts on Physiotherapy consultation and session bookings.

Dental Consultation Offers
Dental Consultation Offers

Avail unlimited, free dental consultations and exclusive discounts on dental treatments.

Sexual Wellness
Sexual Wellness

Get flat 15% discount on Sexual Wellness Programs! 

Chronic Care Support Programs
Chronic Care Support Programs

Personalized assistance for long-term health conditions.

Why is It Important to Renew Two-Wheeler Insurance Policy on Time?

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Renewing your two-wheeler insurance policy on time is crucial to avoid financial setbacks, legal trouble, and loss of valuable benefits. Here's why timely renewal matters,

  • Bear the Financial Brunt: Without an active policy, you're personally liable for any damages, medical expenses, or third-party claims in case of an accident. This can lead to significant financial hardship, especially if the incident is severe.
  • Legal Liability for Third-Party Claims: In the event of an accident involving third-party injury or property damage, you’ll be legally responsible for compensation if your insurance has expired. This can be financially devastating without coverage.
  • You’ll Lose Out on Your No Claim Bonus (NCB): Your NCB is a reward for not making any claims during your policy period. It can significantly reduce your premium, up to 50% in some cases. However, if you don’t renew your policy within 90 days of expiry, you lose this bonus and the discount that comes with it.
  • Higher Premiums on Renewal: A lapsed policy often results in higher premiums when you try to renew or buy a new one. The loss of continuous coverage and NCB benefits contributes to this increase.
  • Higher Chances of Paying a Penalty: Driving without valid insurance is a legal offence under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. You could be fined up to ₹2,000 or even face imprisonment for up to 3 months. Repeated offences can lead to harsher penalties.

Note: These are just a few scenarios to help you easily understand the different policy covers. Please discuss with your insurer and advisor about the best policy for you. Remember to not take it as a recommendation from Digit.

How to Choose the Right Two-Wheeler Insurance?

How to Choose the Right Two-Wheeler Insurance?
  • Pick the Right Plan for Your Two-Wheeler Type: The kind of two-wheeler you own plays a significant role in choosing your insurance. Two-wheeler commuters typically require basic coverage, whereas sports or high-end two-wheelers benefit from comprehensive plans with higher IDV and additional add-ons. 
  • Choose the Right Plan Type: There are three main types of two-wheeler insurance plans. Third-party insurance is mandatory and covers damage to others. Own damage cover is for those who already have third-party insurance and want protection for their two-wheeler. Comprehensive plans offer complete protection, covering third-party liabilities, own damage, theft, fire, and natural disasters.
  • State Your IDV Correctly: IDV (Insured Declared Value) is the current market value of your two-wheeler after depreciation. It directly affects your premium and the amount you’ll receive for your claim. Always ensure your IDV is accurate, not overstated or understated. 
  • Check Service Benefits: Good insurance isn’t just about coverage; it’s also about service. Look for benefits like roadside assistance (which doesn’t count as a claim), cashless repairs at network garages, and 24/7 customer support.
  • Know What’s Covered: Your policy should cover accidental damage, theft, fire, natural calamities, third-party liabilities, and personal accident cover. These are the core protections that justify your premium.
  • Compare Two-Wheeler Insurance Quotes: The biggest advantage of buying two-wheeler insurance online is that you can compare different two-wheeler insurance quotes. Make sure to compare important factors, such as reliability, claim settlement ratios, and processes.

Why Choose Digit for Your Two-Wheeler Insurance Renewal?

It doesn’t matter whether your old two-wheeler insurance policy was with us or not, choosing Digit for two-wheeler Insurance renewal is easy and hassle-free and can be done within minutes online.

Looking to renew your two-wheeler insurance policy with us for the first time? Here are some benefits to look forward to:

Claims that Make You Go “That’s it?”

Everyone’s primary objective of buying a two-wheeler insurance is so that they can get their claims done easily during times of need. Luckily, with all our processes everything from making a claim to assessing two-wheeler damages can be done online.

Cashless Repairs

The last thing you want to do at the time of an accident is spend unnecessarily from your pocket. That’s why we offer the option of cashless repair, where you can just drop by at any of our network garages and get your claimed repairs done without any extra money spent.

Large Network of Garages

You can avail cashless services only at our network garages but lucky for you, we have 9000+ cashless garages spread across the country that you can choose from.

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Doorstep Pickup & Drop

As and when the need arises, such as if your bike can’t be repaired in time, we offer our pickup and drop services, so you don’t have to worry about the logistics.

24x7 Support

So, that no matter what time or day it is, we’ll always have your back.

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Customise Your IDV

Don’t let anyone fool you into low premiums and even lower IDVs that can instantly affect the money you’d be liable to receive during claims. That’s why, at Digit we believe in transparency as we let YOU customise your IDV as required.

Documents Required to Buy Two-Wheeler Insurance Online

To buy Digit bike insurance online, a load of paperwork is not required. Furnish only the following documents to buy a new two-wheeler insurance policy within minutes:

ID

Registration Certificate

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Previous Year Insurance Policy

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Documents for KYC Verification

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Why Buying a Two-Wheeler Insurance Online Makes Sense?

Buying a Two-Wheeler Insurance Online Makes Sense

Buying bike insurance online not only makes things easier and more convenient for you, but also helps reduce costs and hence, your bike insurance premiums!

  • Saves Time: Buy a policy online whenever and wherever you want. That’s it!
  • Customisation Available: Customise your IDV or opt for a combination of different add-ons online.
  • Zero Paperwork: No paperwork involved. Everything is literally just online!

Third-Party Bike Insurance Premium Rates

The third-party bike insurance premium is charged based on a bike’s engine capacity. Let’s have a look at the prices for the year 2019-20 vs 2022

Engine Capacity The Premium for 2019-20 in INR New 2W TP Rate (effective 1st June 2022)
Not exceeding 75 cc ₹482 ₹538
Exceeding 75cc but not exceeding 150 cc ₹752 ₹714
Exceeding 150cc but not exceeding 350cc ₹1193 ₹1366
Exceeding 350 cc ₹2323 ₹2804

Third-Party Premium for New Two-Wheelers (5-Year Single Premium Policy)

Engine Capacity The Premium for 2019-20 in INR New 2W TP Rate (effective 1st June 2022)
Not exceeding 75 cc ₹1,045 ₹2,901
Exceeding 75cc but not exceeding 150 cc ₹3,285 ₹3,851
Exceeding 150cc but not exceeding 350cc ₹5,453 ₹7,365
Exceeding 350 cc ₹13,034 ₹15,117

Premiums for New Electric Vehicle (EV) Two-Wheeler (1-Year Single Premium Policy)

Vehicle Kilowatt Capacity (KW) The Premium for 2019-20 in INR New 2W TP Rate (effective 1st June 2022)
Not exceeding 3KW ₹410 ₹457
Exceeding 3KW but not exceeding 7KW ₹639 ₹609
Exceeding 7KW but not exceeding 16KW ₹1,014 ₹1,161
Exceeding 16KW ₹1,975 ₹2,383

Premiums for New Electric Vehicle (EV) Two-Wheeler (5-Year Single Premium Policy)

Vehicle Kilowatt Capacity (KW) The Premium for 2019-20 in INR New 2W TP Rate (effective 1st June 2022)
Not exceeding 3KW ₹888 ₹2,466
Exceeding 3KW but not exceeding 7KW ₹2,792 ₹3,273
Exceeding 7KW but not exceeding 16KW ₹4,653 ₹6,260
Exceeding 16KW ₹11,079 ₹12,849

What are the Factors Affecting Two-Wheeler Insurance Premium?

Factors Affecting Two-Wheeler Insurance Premium

You and your friend who own a two-wheeler from the same company might be paying different insurance premiums, but why? Here are several factors that affect your bike insurance premium calculation differently, including:

  • Type of Insurance Plan: Your two-wheeler insurance premium is primarily based on the kind of coverage or insurance policy you buy. The premium on the Comprehensive Insurance Policy is slightly higher than on a Third-Party Policy, as the former offers insurance coverage for third-party liabilities and Own Damage.
  • Two-Wheeler Make/Model: This factor significantly influences the two-wheeler insurance premium. If you insure a low-cost two-wheeler or a regular scooter, the premium would be lower than a more expensive vehicle or a luxury bike. It is because the parts of different models have different replacement costs at the time of the claim. So, the higher the value of the insured vehicle, the higher the risk for the insurer.
  • Age of the Vehicle: The market value of your two-wheeler is influenced by the age of the vehicle, which in turn impacts your insurance base premium (excluding NCB, Discounts/loading, etc.) The older vehicle will have a lower market value due to depreciation, so the sum insured will be lower, and you will need to pay less base premium. On the other hand, a brand-new vehicle with a higher market worth will fetch a higher base premium.
  • Insured Declared Value (IDV): IDV refers to your vehicle’s approximate current market value after calculating its depreciation value. It is a crucial component of any insurance policy and is directly proportional to the premium.
  • No Claim Bonus (NCB): It is a reward in the form of a discount upon not raising any claim in a policy year. So, at the time of the policy renewal, the percentage of NCB value you are eligible for, as determined by your insurer, can significantly lower your insurance premium for the following year.
  • Add-On Covers: If you wish to protect your two-wheeler in all possible situations, you can customise your Comprehensive Two-Wheeler Policies by opting for add-on covers such as a Zero Depreciation Cover, Tyre Protect Cover, RTI and more. This will increase your scope of coverage and hence leads to an increase in your premium amount.
  • Engine’s Cubic Capacity: If the cubic capacity (cc) of your vehicle’s engine is 75 cc or less, your insurance premium would be low. If your two-wheeler is labelled 350 cc, you will have to pay a larger premium for the coverage.
  • RTO Location: The vehicle’s geographical location also determines your insurance premium value. If you frequently ride in a city with more accidents, the premium will also be higher and vice versa.

How to Reduce Your Two-Wheeler Insurance Premium?

  • Maintain a Clean Driving Record: Safe and responsible driving helps keep your insurance record clean. Avoiding accidents and traffic violations shows insurers that you’re a low-risk driver, which can result in lower premiums over time.
  • Don’t Claim for Minor Damages: Avoid filing claims for small scratches or minor repairs. This helps you retain your No Claim Bonus (NCB), which can reduce your premium by up to 50% during renewal.
  • Increase Your Voluntary Deductible: If you’ve had no claims for 4–5 years, consider increasing your voluntary deductible. This means you agree to pay a part of the claim amount, which lowers your premium. It’s a smart move for experienced, safe riders.
  • Choose Add-Ons Wisely: Add-ons enhance your coverage but come at an extra cost. To keep your premium low, only opt for add-ons that are truly relevant to your two-wheeler and riding habits—like zero depreciation or engine protection if needed.
  • Renew Before Expiry: Always renew your two-wheeler insurance before it expires. This avoids the hassle of pre-inspection and ensures you retain your NCB, which directly reduces your renewal premium.

Digit's Cashless Garages

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What is Cashless Two-Wheeler Insurance?

Cashless two-wheeler insurance means that the insurer pays the approved claim amount directly to an authorised garage, so the policyholder doesn’t have to pay anything upfront for covered repairs. 

All you need to do is inform your insurer, get the damage assessed, and take the two-wheeler to a network garage. However, it’s important to note that not all expenses, like deductibles, depreciation, or excluded repairs, are covered under a cashless claim; in this case, the insured has to pay out of their pockets.

73% Two Wheeler Repair Work Approvals done within 12 hours

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  • In H2 FY25, our average two-wheeler repair approval time was 14 hours and 32 minutes, with 73% of approvals completed within 12 hours. Only a few cases experienced longer wait times, typically due to complex assessments or the need for additional documentation, highlighting our commitment to minimising delays and maximising efficiency. 
  • Rest assured, we carefully monitor every step to ensure your two-wheeler is back on the road as swiftly as possible!

Digit’s Motor Insurance Claim Settlement Ratio is 96% for FY’25

When it came to motor insurance specifically, Digit showcased a high-efficiency Claims Settlement Ratio (CSR), with 96% of motor claims settled seamlessly and we make this simple with:

  • Smartphone-enabled self-inspection process, with which you can file your claim in minutes!

  • Cashless Claims at over 9000+ garages in India, so you can get your two-wheeler fixed without stress. 

  • Everything digital and paperless. No need for hard copies—just upload everything on our app, and you're all set!

Digit Settled 9.16 Lakh Claims with 99.9950% Accuracy in FY'25

The below data is for all the products as given in the table below.

Settled 9.16 Lakh Claims Settled

That’s how many times we showed up for our customers in FY 2024–25. Behind each of those numbers is a mishap, and we were right there, making sure things got sorted quickly. 

Out of these, nearly ₹6.52 lakh were motor insurance claims alone—proof that we’re there when it matters most, whether it’s something trivial or serious. 

₹4,622 Crore Paid in Claims

From minor hiccups to major emergencies, we made sure our customers didn’t have to carry the financial burden alone. Quick settlements, zero confusion, and real peace of mind. 

Of this, ₹2,199 crore was paid out under motor insurance, covering everything from accidents to unexpected situations like rat damage.

99.9950% Claims Accuracy

Out of 9.16 lakh claims in FY 2024–25, only 256 were escalated to the Hon’ble Ombudsman^. Out of which only 46# were escalated and ruled in favour of the customer. This significantly proves the claim's accuracy rate of 99.9950%.

For Motor Claims, out of 256 escalated claims for Digit, just 124 were motor-related. By year-end, 104 motor claims were closed, with 28 resolved through mediation. Only 26 health claim decisions went in favour of customers.

Ombudsman Complaints for FY 2024-25

The below information is a summary of escalated claim cases reviewed by the Hon’ble Ombudsman in FY 2024–25. 

LOB Total Claims Paid (in number) Total Claims Amounts Settled Total Complaints that went to Ombudsman Total Complaints where final decision was given Total Complaints Settled via Mediation Total Decisions in favour of Customer
Health (including PA, travel) 2,18,082 ₹1,374.64 Crore 110 86 21 18
Motor(OD + TP, Including theft, PA) 6,51,954 ₹2,199.58 Crore 124 104 28 26
Other LOBs (miscellaneous) 45,642 ₹1,047.34 Crore 22 17 3 3
Grand Total 9,15,678 ₹4,621.56 Crore 256 207 52 47

Disclaimer: ^This data pertains to cases reported to various offices of the Hon’ble Insurance Ombudsman. Customers have the option to approach the Consumer forum as well; #Only includes complaints arising from claims. The company had a total of 11 complaints arising from non-claims, i.e., policy-related grievances (5 won, 2 settled, 1 lost, and 3 outstanding). One non-claim complaint where the decision went in favour of the complainant is not included in the numerator while calculating claims accuracy.

How is AI making Digit’s Motor Insurance Claim Process Faster & Smarter?

Two-Wheeler Insurance Claims Made Simple with Digit

At Digit, we believe filing a motor insurance claim should be simple, not stressful. That’s why we’ve built intelligent automation into every step of the process—so you can get back on the road, faster.

  • AI That Sees What You See: When you upload a video of the damage through our app, our AI doesn’t just watch—it analyses. Using advanced image recognition, it assesses the extent of the damage, classifies it, and helps determine the next steps. This means quicker evaluations, fewer delays, and a smoother experience for you.
  • Automated Document Processing: From inspection reports to claim forms, our AI systems automatically sort and process your documents. This reduces manual effort, minimises errors, and speeds up approvals. And with a human-in-the-loop approach, we ensure every claim is handled with both precision and empathy.
  • Automation That Works Behind the Scenes: Our systems also fetch claim details directly from partner platforms, eliminating the need for repetitive data entry. Whether it’s Bulk Policy Issuance or real-time claim registration, automation helps us move faster—so you don’t have to wait.

Interesting Insights & Claim Stories of Digit Customers

A Digit Two Wheler Insurance Customer Received a Total Loss Claim of ₹3.22 Lakh in Bengaluru

In a recent case from Bengaluru, one of our policyholders experienced a total loss after their two-wheeler was severely damaged. Fortunately, the vehicle was insured, and we processed a claim payout of ₹3.22 lakh. This case highlights the importance of having dependable insurance coverage to stay prepared for life’s unexpected turns.

Digit Settled a Third-Party Claim Worth 1.12 Crores in Hoshiarpur, Punjab

In a recent case from Hoshiarpur, one of our policyholders was involved in a two-wheeler accident that tragically resulted in a third-party fatality. In this case, the vehicle was covered under a valid third-party insurance policy, and we processed a claim payout of ₹1.12 crore to address the resulting liability. This case highlights the vital role third-party insurance plays—even for smaller vehicles like two-wheelers—in offering essential protection during unforeseen events.

Rat Attacks on Two-Wheelers on the Rise

In Surat, a bike owner faced an unusual problem—rats chewed through the wire harness not once, but twice in a single year, all while the vehicle was parked safely at home! Thankfully, the insurance policy included coverage for such unexpected damages. Both times, the repair costs were fully covered, saving the owner from out-of-pocket expenses. 

This case proves that insurance isn’t just for accidents or theft—it also protects against the most unexpected (and smallest) threats.

BSVI Becomes the New Standard in Vehicle Insurance

BSVI-compliant vehicles now make up 39% of the insured fleet, surpassing BSIV at 36.46%. This shift reflects a growing move toward cleaner, more efficient vehicles. Insurance is evolving alongside the vehicles it protects.

From Everyday Drives to Luxury Rides – Digit is the Trusted Insurance Choice

This year, we received some standout premium payments across different vehicle types. A Ferrari topped the list in the four-wheeler category with a premium of ₹8.04 lakh. In the two-wheeler segment, a Hayabusa was insured with a premium of ₹44,000. And in the commercial vehicle category, a Volvo L150 wheel loader was covered with a premium of ₹3.53 lakh. This highlights how our insurance scales to match the value and purpose of every vehicle, whether it’s built for speed, style or strength.

How to Avoid Two-Wheeler Insurance Claim Rejections?

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  • Understand Your Policy: Many claims are rejected simply because the policyholder is unaware of what their insurance covers. Always read your policy document to understand the inclusions, exclusions, and conditions. 
  • Be Honest and Accurate: Providing false information or hiding facts like previous claims, accident details, or two-wheeler modifications can lead to claim denial. Always be transparent with your insurer from the start.
  • Keep Documents Updated: Ensure your driving licence, Registration Certificate (RC), and Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) are valid and up to date. Missing or expired documents can delay or even reject your claim.
  • Follow Traffic Rules: Claims can be rejected if the accident occurred due to violations like drunk driving, underage riding, or reckless behaviour. Safe and lawful riding helps protect your eligibility for a claim.
  • Inform Before Repairs: In the event of an accident or any other issues, always notify your insurer before doing any repairs. Unauthorised repairs without insurer approval can result in claim rejection.
  • Transfer Insurance for Used Two-Wheelers: If you buy a second-hand two-wheeler, transfer the insurance policy to your name immediately. Claims may be denied if the policyholder’s details don’t match the registered owner.

What is Insured Declared Value (IDV) in Two-Wheeler Insurance?

IDV is the maximum amount your insurer will pay if your two-wheeler is stolen or totally damaged. It reflects the current market value of your two-wheeler after depreciation. Your insurance premium is directly linked to your IDV. 

A higher IDV means a higher premium, and as your two-wheeler ages, both IDV and premium decrease. While a low premium may seem attractive, it could mean a lower IDV and lower compensation in case of total loss.

How is Depreciation Calculated in Two-Wheeler Insurance?

The Insured Declared Value (IDV) of the two-wheeler is adjusted for depreciation value of your bike as per the below table. 

In the table, age-wise depreciation is applicable for only Total Loss/Constructive Total Loss (TL/CTL) claims.

Age of the Bike  Depreciation % 
6 months and below  5% 
6 months to 1 year  15% 
1-2 years  20% 
2-3 years  30% 
3-4 years  40% 
4-5 years  50% 
5+ years  IDV mutually decided by the insurance provider and policyholder 

Depreciation is calculated based on the age of your two-wheeler and directly affects the Insured Declared Value (IDV). 

In the table, age-wise depreciation is applicable for only Total Loss/Constructive Total Loss (TL/CTL) claims.

What is Zero Depreciation in Two-Wheeler Insurance?

Zero Depreciation is an add-on cover that ensures you receive the full cost of repair or replacement without any depreciation deduction, provided repairs are done at the chain of garages approved by the insurer. 

Usually, parts like bumpers, metal, or fibreglass components lose value over time due to depreciation. In case of damage, this reduces your claim amount. With Zero Depreciation, that reduction is waived, and you get the full compensation.

What is No Claim Bonus (NCB) in Two-Wheeler Insurance?

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No Claim Bonus is a discount on premium given to the policyholder for having a claim-free policy term.

A no-claim bonus ranges from a discount of 20-50% and is something you earn at the end of your policy period by maintaining a record of making no two-wheeler accident claims under your two-wheeler insurance policy. 

A No Claim Bonus is meant for the two-wheeler insurance policyholder, regardless of the two-wheeler. This means even if you switch your two-wheeler, your NCB stays with you.

Why It’s Important to Have Insurance for an Old two-wheeler?

Importance of Having Old Bike Insurance Policy

Even if your two-wheeler is a few years old, having an active insurance policy is essential. Here are the key things to consider when insuring an older two-wheeler:

  • Two-Wheeler Usage & Type of Insurance: Think about how often and why you use your two-wheeler. If it’s just for occasional rides, a third-party policy may be enough to stay legally compliant. But if you still use it regularly, a comprehensive plan offers better protection against damage, theft, and natural disasters.
  • Set the Right IDV: The Insured Declared Value (IDV) is the current market value of your two-wheeler after depreciation. For older two-wheelers, it’s important to set an IDV that reflects its actual worth. This directly affects both your premium and the claim amount in case of total loss.
  • Choose Add-Ons That Make Sense: Comprehensive insurance allows you to add extra covers, but not all add-ons are relevant for older two-wheelers. For example, Return to Invoice may not apply if your two-wheeler is over five years old. Instead, consider practical add-ons like roadside assistance or zero depreciation (if eligible), based on your two-wheeler’s age and condition.

Why is It Important to have an Active Insurance Policy for Second-Hand Two-Wheelers?

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Second-hand two-wheelers need reliable insurance coverage to stay legally compliant and financially protected. Here's why keeping your policy active matters:

  • Avoid Legal Penalties: Riding without valid insurance can lead to fines ranging from ₹1,000 to ₹4,000 under the Motor Vehicles Act. An active policy ensures you're legally covered and avoids unnecessary trouble.
  • Shield Yourself from Financial Losses: Accidents, theft, or natural disasters can result in unexpected expenses. Without insurance, you're responsible for all costs. Keeping your policy active protects you from these financial risks.
  • Protect Your No Claim Bonus (NCB): If your policy lapses, you lose any accumulated NCB, which could have earned you a discount on your renewal premium. Renewing on time helps retain this benefit and keeps your future premiums lower.

FAQ's about Buying Two-Wheeler Insurance

How can I get a new bike insurance policy online from Digit?

You can buy two-wheeler insurance online either through our website or app by following simple steps. Just enter your bike registration number, select your desired policy cover, enter previous policy details if any, and nominee details. Make the payment, complete your KYC and it's done!

Can I customise my IDV when buying a bike insurance policy from Digit?

Yes, Digit offers you the option to customise your IDV as desired – both while buying and renewing the policy from us. 

What is Third Party Liability Cover?

Third Party Liability Cover is a safe net when you hit someone else's bike, causing damage to life and property. Your insurance company pays for the damage on your behalf.

Which is the best bike insurance policy?

Comprehensive Bike Insurance Policy is considered the best two-wheeler insurance as it covers both third-party and own damage coverage. Moreover, you can also buy add-ons to enhance the policy coverage. 

Can I get add-ons with my policy?

Yes, you can! We offer 8 add-ons including 24*7 Breakdown Assistance, Engine & Gearbox Protection, Tyre Protection and many others

Is a two-wheeler insurance mandatory?

Yes. According to the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, at least having a two-wheeler insurance to cover for third-party liabilities and losses is mandatory. Without this, it’s illegal to ride your bike anywhere in India.

Know more about the New Traffic Fines in India.

How do I check if my bike is insured?

As a bike owner, its one’s personal responsibility to always ensure their bikes are insured. In case you’re not sure of if your bike is insured or when the next renewal date is, all you need to do is visit your state RTO website and enter your two-wheeler registration number, post which all your bike’s details, including its bike insurance details (policy number, expiry date, etc.) will be present.

Is pillion rider a third party?

Yes, the pillion rider, or in simper terms- the passenger on the back seat is considered third-party and will hence be covered for in the case of an accident.

Who is the third-party in an accident?

A third-party could refer to either a third-party person, vehicle or property obviously does not include you or your vehicle. Additionally, even the passenger on your back seat will be considered as a third-party. For example, if you happen to damage somebody’s gate while parking, the damage to the gate would be considered third-party damage.

Do I need a motorcycle insurance to ride someone else's bike?

If you are going to ride someone else’s bike, you don’t need an individual insurance policy yourself, but you need to make sure the person you’re borrowing the bike from, has at least a valid third-party bike insurance as you may need the same in case a cop checks on you while riding, or you run into some trouble.

Which insurance is better for two-wheelers – 1st, 2nd, or 3rd party?

Third-party insurance provides coverage against third-party liabilities while 1st party bike insurance or Own Damage cover protects your own bike. However, comprehensive bike insurance provides both 1st and 3rd party coverage so, it is the best insurance plan for bikes.

Why is KYC verification mandatory for bike insurance?

IRDAI has made it mandatory for every insurance provider to verify the authenticity of the policy buyer before issuing a new policy or renewing bike insurance.

Which is the cheapest bike insurance cover?

Third-party Bike Insurance Policy is the cheapest bike insurance policy you can buy as it covers only the third-party liabilities and is also mandated by law in India.

What is a 5-year bike insurance plan?

It means that if you buy a new two-wheeler, it is mandatory to buy a 5-year insurance policy, which includes a 5-year Third-Party liability cover and an additional 1-year Own Damage cover.

What documents are required to file a claim for a two-wheeler insurance online?

None! With Digit, all our claims are done online via our smartphone enabled processes. During a claim, all you need to do is give us a call on 1800-258-5956 and we’ll send you a self-inspection link to assess your damages, after which we’ll give you the option to repair your bike at one of our garages or claim for a reimbursement, the choice is yours. 

Can I choose not to make a claim if the damage is minimal? What do I gain out of it?

Yes, absolutely! On doing so, you will benefit from your No Claim Bonus. This means, during your next bike insurance renewal online, you’ll be rewarded with a premium discount for making no claims throughout one policy period.

In which case inspection of a vehicle is mandatory?

Inspection of your vehicle is required only when you’re purchasing a comprehensive or standard two-wheeler insurance online policy with us for the first time or are renewing your policy with us after the expiry date of your previous policy. The same is done through our smartphone-enabled app, online. After the inspection is approved by our team, your coverage for own damages is activated automatically.

How does bike insurance work if someone else borrows my bike?

An insurance policy for bikes is connected to the respective bike and its owner. However, if someone does borrow your bike and while doing so, causes damages to the bike or a third-party then your bike insurance will still cover for the losses and damages (as per respective policy conditions), as long as you mention this while making the claim and that both the bike papers and policy documents are in your name only.

Can I claim tax benefits under Section 80C against bike insurance?

No, you cannot claim income tax exemption for buying bike insurance under Section 80C.

What is the role of a surveyor in the bike insurance claim process?

A surveyor is an important person as he/she assesses the damage to your two-wheeler and that of the third party, if required. They will then submit a damage assessment report to your insurance company. After that only your claim request will be processed.

Can I replace a new vehicle in my current insurance policy?

No, your two-wheeler insurance policy is attached to your two-wheeler registration number and hence your current insurance policy can’t be used for your new vehicle. You’ll need to get a new two-wheeler insurance policy for the same. In case you’re selling your old vehicle, you can just transfer your current insurance policy to the new owner too.

What is PA cover in a two-wheeler insurance? Is it mandatory?

PA cover is the Personal Accident cover that ensures you are covered in case of injuries during an accident. The same is mandatory by law and can either be bought with your health insurance or, while purchasing your third-party two-wheeler insurance for a nominal fee.

What is the meaning of zero depreciation two-wheeler insurance?

Zero-depreciation or the bumper-to-bumper cover is an add-on available in a standard or comprehensive two-wheeler insurance. On opting for this add-on in your two-wheeler insurance policy, we won’t calculate depreciation on your bike and therefore, give you the complete IDV or required compensation without reducing any amount that is usually deducted on charge of depreciation. Know more about the difference between Comprehensive and Zero Depreciation bike insurance policy.

Is engine covered in bike insurance?

Engine is only covered if you have purchased the Engine Protect add-on cover with the Comprehensive or Own Damage bike insurance policy. 

Which two-wheeler insurance online is best for bike?

This depends on what your personal requirements are 😊 At Digit, we offer unique benefits such as online claims and purchase for quick and transparent processes, smartphone enabled inspection to ensure claims are settled instantly, thousands of cashless garage options so you can get your bike repaired without worrying about the payment, and of course some suitable add-ons to choose from that can act as additional shields to your bike.

Is third-party insurance more expensive?

No, a third-party two-wheeler insurance isn’t more expensive. According to the law, at least having a third-party insurance is compulsory for all riders. However, having comprehensive or standard bike insurance- although slightly more expensive is more cost effective as it covers both third-party damages and your own damages as well under one policy.

Know more about Third Party Bike Insurance Rates.

What is the difference between a third-party and comprehensive two-wheeler insurance?

A third-party two-wheeler insurance is one that only covers losses against third-party damages only, whereas a comprehensive two-wheeler insurance covers both third-party damages and your own damages as well. Know more about the difference between Comprehensive and Third-party bike insurance.

How do I calculate the premium for my two-wheeler insurance policy online?

You can use your insurance company’s bike insurance calculator to calculate the premium. These calculators are designed to analyse the vehicle’s make and model, its age, cubic capacity of the engine, and your chosen coverage to calculate the insurance premium.

How much does a two-wheeler insurance policy cost in India?

Third-party liability cover starts as low as ₹538 in India, while the premiums of other plans vary depending upon factors like type of coverage, bike make/model, engine capacity, add-ons, geographical location, etc.

Where can I find the policy number for my bike insurance?

You can find the policy number for your bike insurance mentioned on the Insurance Certificate provided by your insurance company and in the emails or other communication sent by your insurer.

You can also check your insurance details online by visiting the website of the State Transport Department or by visiting www.parivahan.gov.in

Can I customize my two-wheeler insurance coverage while buying online?

Yes, you can customize your two-wheeler insurance coverage while purchasing online by opting for additional add-on covers to enhance your policy's coverage, such as zero depreciation cover, roadside assistance, personal accident cover, etc.

Can I cancel my bike insurance policy?

Yes, you can cancel the bike insurance policy. However, to get a refund for the premium paid, you must adhere to the terms and conditions of the policy.

How can I get my existing two-wheeler insurance renewal online with Digit Insurance?

To do two-wheeler insurance renewal online with Digit Insurance, visit the two-wheeler insurance page, enter your bike brand, variant and registration date- after which you’ll be asked to enter your existing policy’s expiry date and service provider. 

After filling in the required details and opting for your required plan and cover, your new bike insurance policy will automatically be renewed with us, after the expiry of your existing policy.

Can I choose a different insurance plan while renewing my bike insurance policy?

Yes, you can opt for a different cover and add-ons during bike insurance policy renewal, as per your current needs.

How can I check the validity of bike insurance policy?

You can refer to the policy document to check the validity or open Digit app and check your policy details.

What is the break-in period in two-wheeler insurance?

The break-in period is the time between your policy expiry date and its renewal date. The break-in period is important because during that time your bike insurance plan is inactive, implying that you cannot raise claim requests. 

How does life insurance help my family if I die in a bike accident?

Life insurance pays a lump sum to your family, helping them manage expenses and debts. Bike insurance won’t cover personal loss unless you have a rider. Life insurance fills that gap, ensuring financial security.

How is term insurance useful for daily bike riders?

Daily riders face higher accident risks. Term insurance offers high coverage at low cost and protects your family financially if something happens to you. It’s a smart move for anyone who commutes by bike regularly.

Does bike insurance cover hospital bills if I’m injured?

Partially. It may include personal accident cover, but that’s limited. For full hospital expenses, you need health insurance. It covers everything from emergency care to long-term treatment, essential for riders exposed to road risks daily.