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Secure Your Business with Shop Insurance

Protect your shop from unforeseen losses with a comprehensive insurance plan that covers your assets, stock, and premises.

Shop Insurance is a specialized insurance policy crafted to provide complete protection to shop premises, inventory, fixtures, and fittings against a wide range of risks. From small retail stores to large showrooms, this policy is ideal for all types of commercial shops looking for financial security against unfortunate events like fire, theft, natural disasters, and accidental damages.

What’s Covered:

  • Fire and allied perils (e.g., lightning, explosion, storm, earthquake)
  • Burglary or attempted burglary and theft of stock and valuables
  • Damage to glass panes, signage, boards, and shop interiors
  • Liability for accidental injury or property damage to third parties on your premises

Optional Add-ons:

  • Money insurance for loss during transit or on premises
  • Coverage for employee dishonesty or fraud
  • Loss of profit due to business interruption

Why Choose Our Shop Insurance?

  • Customizable plans for all types of shops
  • Quick claim processing and dedicated support
  • Affordable premiums with extensive coverage

Running a business comes with its own set of risks—but with our Shop Insurance, you can focus on growth while we handle the protection. Whether it’s fire damage or a burglary, your investment remains secure.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Shop Insurance

Shop Insurance is a policy that protects your shop premises, stock, equipment, and more against fire, theft, natural calamities, and other unforeseen risks.

All types of commercial shops including grocery stores, boutiques, electronics stores, salons, and more can be insured under this plan.

Yes, most shop insurance policies cover natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, and storms under the standard fire and allied perils section.

Yes, with an optional add-on cover, you can insure cash kept on the premises or in transit during business operations.

Typically, proof of shop ownership or lease, identity proof, address proof, and details of inventory or contents are required to issue a policy.