Learn how parametric insurance uses a predefined event trigger to determine payouts, with a traffic-delay example and practical questions for Malaysian digital platforms. A flight is delayed, a journey takes much longer than expected, or rainfall passes a defined level. These events can be measured with data. Parametric insurance uses an agreed measurement and threshold to determine whether a specified benefit becomes payable. For customers, that can mean a simpler way to understand when a payout applies. For digital platforms, it creates an opportunity to offer protection close to the activity being covered. The value depends on careful product design: the event, data source, payout and limits must all be clear before the customer buys.

Learn how Malaysian businesses can offer motor insurance and takaful through an app or website, from customer quotes and payment to policy issuance and renewals. If your customers already use your app or website to manage their vehicles, book services, make payments, or access financing, motor insurance is a natural service to consider adding. It gives customers a way to explore cover at a relevant moment, within a journey they already know. For a business, however, offering motor insurance involves more than placing a quote form on a page. You need to decide how customers will compare options, complete payment, receive their policy documents, and get help after purchase. The right setup depends on your existing platform, your team, and the experience you want to provide. This guide explains the main decisions for Malaysian businesses considering an embedded motor insurance or takaful offering.