Premium fetch by policy number
See the exact premium, billing period and due date pulled live from the insurer before any money moves.
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A lapsed insurance policy is the most expensive kind of forgetting — health covers pause, vehicle insurance becomes illegal and life policies can need reinstatement. UBT Pay fetches your premium due by policy number for life, health, term, car and bike insurance, shows the exact amount and due date, and lets you renew from your wallet or the payment gateway with a numbered receipt the moment the insurer confirms.
See the exact premium, billing period and due date pulled live from the insurer before any money moves.
LIC-style life policies, health insurers and motor renewals sit in a single catalogue — no juggling insurer portals.
Reminders fire days before the due date, so no-policy-lapse surprises and no last-minute portal queues.
Numbered PDF receipts with the insurer's reference are ready for claim paperwork, HR reimbursements and Section 80C/80D records.
The insurance catalogue covers life, health and general insurers whose premiums can be paid digitally, including:
Save your policy and your parents' LIC or health plan with nicknames, and renew both from a single wallet balance.
Set a reminder per policy and UBT Pay notifies you days before the premium due date — grace periods are for emergencies, not plans.
Annual health and term premiums recur on a fixed date — turn on auto-pay and the wallet clears them with a notification and receipt.
Insurance premium payments earn category cashback credited to your wallet as soon as the insurer confirms the payment.
Choose Insurance, select the insurer, enter your policy number and fetch the premium due. Pay from your wallet or the payment gateway and download the receipt instantly.
Yes. Motor insurance renewals are in the same flow — fetch the renewal premium by policy details, pay and keep the receipt as proof of valid insurance.
Most insurers accept payment within the grace period without losing benefits. Fetch the premium — the amount we show is the insurer's current due, including any late charges the insurer applies.
Yes. Every payment produces a numbered PDF receipt with the transaction reference insurers and accountants recognise, downloadable from wallet history.