Why Choose Us?

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Customized marine insurance plans for every business size
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Fast and transparent documentation
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Support in selecting ICC clauses & claim process guidance
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Competitive premium rates
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End-to-end coverage from pick-up to delivery
Who Should Buy Marine Insurance?
Marine insurance is crucial for exporters and importers who ship goods across international or domestic borders. During transit, goods are exposed to various risks such as damage from rough handling, accidents, piracy, weather events, or loss at sea.
Marine insurance helps protect against financial loss arising from these events, ensuring that the business can recover costs and maintain cash flow even when disruptions occur. It also facilitates smoother customs clearance and may be required by trade contracts or international shipping regulations.E-commerce businesses and logistics service providers rely heavily on the timely and safe delivery of products to customers. Goods in transit can be lost, stolen, or damaged, especially with high-volume, multi-location deliveries. Marine insurance covers these risks during shipping—whether by air, land, or sea—ensuring customer satisfaction, business continuity, and reduced liability. It also builds trust with end customers by assuring compensation in case of shipment issues.
Manufacturers and wholesalers often move large volumes of raw materials and finished products between production sites, warehouses, and retailers. Any damage or loss during this transport can lead to significant financial setbacks, production delays, or breach of contract. Marine insurance provides coverage for goods throughout the supply chain journey, from factory to final destination, reducing the impact of logistical disruptions and helping maintain production and delivery schedules.
These businesses act as intermediaries or coordinators in the movement of goods and are often responsible for arranging transportation and logistics. Marine insurance protects their liability for cargo in their care or control, covers unexpected delays, and ensures business contracts are honored even when issues arise during transit. It also enhances credibility with partners and clients, offering assurance that cargo is protected throughout its journey.
While goods are in storage or being moved between distribution centers and retailers, they remain vulnerable to risks like fire, theft, flooding, or mishandling. Marine insurance covers not only the transport but also storage-related risks as part of the broader logistics chain. This ensures that warehouse owners and distribution companies can offer secure handling of inventory and avoid financial losses due to unforeseen events during storage or last-mile delivery.
Comprehensive Protection for Your Cargo
– From Port to Destination
Marine Insurance is a vital risk management tool for businesses involved in the transportation of goods across sea, land, air, or inland waterways. Whether you're an exporter, importer, logistics provider, or freight forwarder, marine insurance offers financial security against unforeseen losses that may occur during transit.
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Why Marine Insurance Is Essential ?
Transporting goods, whether domestically or internationally, involves multiple risks — natural calamities, theft, fire, piracy, container damage, accidents, or delays. Marine insurance helps businesses safeguard their shipments, manage liabilities, and ensure business continuity in the face of uncertainties.
Key Benefits of Marine Insurance

Financial protection against accidental losses

Compliance with international trade norms

Enhanced business credibility and partner trust

Coverage tailored to cargo type, mode, and route

Expert assistance in claim handling and documentation

What Does Marine Insurance Cover?
Marine Insurance typically offers coverage for:

Loss or Damage of Goods in Transit
Caused by fire, explosion, collision, overturning, sinking, derailment, or accidents during loading/unloading.

Theft, Pilferage, and Non-delivery
Covers partial or total theft of cargo and loss due to misplacement or non-delivery.

Natural Calamities
Protects against floods, earthquakes, storms, and other weather-related risks affecting shipment.

Man-made Calamities
Includes damages due to riots, strikes, civil unrest, or piracy (under certain clauses).

General Average Contribution
If cargo is jettisoned to save a vessel, you may be liable to share the loss — this policy covers that cost.

Warehouse-to-Warehouse Coverage
Ensures your goods are protected from the point of origin to the final destination.

Liability Towards Third Parties
In case of damage caused by your cargo during transport, marine insurance can cover the legal liabilities.
Types of Marine Insurance Policies We Offer
We provide tailored solutions for all business types and shipment modes:
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Open Marine Policy
Ideal for regular shippers; covers multiple consignments over a specified period.
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Specific Voyage Policy
Covers a single consignment for a specific journey from origin to destination.
Annual Marine Cargo Policy
Suitable for companies shipping frequently but irregularly across the year.
Import/Export Cargo Policy
For businesses involved in international trade, covering both incoming and outgoing goods.
Transit Insurance for Inland Movement
Covers goods transported by road, rail, or air within India.
Types of Marine Insurance Policies We Offer
We help you choose from global standard ICC clauses based on your cargo value, risk appetite, shipping method:
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ICC (A):
All Risk Cover (Most comprehensive)

ICC (B):
Moderate Risk Cover
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