Based on statistically true stories
Day 3
The pocket drop
New phone, old gravity. Screen replaced through the insurer's repair network.
COVEREDWeek 2
The coffee incident
Laptop met latte. Liquid damage - the classic warranty exclusion - covered.
COVEREDMonth 4
The backpack crunch
Tablet vs. textbooks. Repaired, not argued about.
COVEREDWhat the policy absorbs
Drops & cracks
Screen and body damage from everyday accidents.
Liquid damage
Spills and immersion - excluded by warranties, covered here.
Fast repair path
Claims routed straight to the insurer's repair network.
BNPL-ready
Cover joins the installment plan in the same checkout.
Scenario
The perfect checkout pair
In an installment checkout, accidental damage and extended warranty sell as a pair: one covers accidents from day one, the other takes over when the manufacturer's warranty ends. Two taps, two revenue lines - on purchases the platform was already processing.
Before it breaks
- What's the difference from extended warranty?
- Extended warranty covers the product failing on its own; accidental damage covers what the world does to it - drops, cracks, spills. Many checkouts offer both together.
- How does this work in a BNPL checkout?
- Same flow, one extra tap: cover is added beside the installment plan, and the platform earns a share on every policy sold.
- When does cover start?
- Day one - from the moment the product ships, because accidents don't wait for the warranty to expire.
- Who underwrites the policies?
- Licensed Saudi insurers. Yasmina is the Insurance Authority-approved platform connecting your checkout to them.