Uber and Cover Genius Partner to Provide Protection for Drivers in Brazil

Uber and Cover Genius Partner to Provide Protection for Drivers in Brazil
Embedded insurance specialist, Cover Genius, has announced an exciting new partnership with Uber to offer enhanced protection for drivers in Brazil.

Through integration with Cover Genius’ renowned distribution platform, XCover, Uber will seamlessly provide drivers with embedded protection, featuring innovative platform-driven features like automated payouts and charging based on driving data.

Angus McDonald, CEO, and Co-founder of Cover Genius expressed pride in the partnership with Uber, stating, “As the number of rideshare drivers around the world continues to surge, it is crucial for rideshare, delivery, and other app-based services to collaborate with insurtechs to ensure protection for both sides of their marketplace with technology-forward solutions. This pivotal partnership ensures Uber’s drivers can recover from unforeseen challenges, advancing our mission to safeguard the customers of the world’s largest digital companies.”

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Through the newly launched program, drivers signing up for protection powered by XCover will be offered coverage for injuries sustained while driving or otherwise, with premium costs calculated per kilometer driven. The sign-up process will be form-free and seamlessly integrated within the Uber app, providing drivers with instant payments and award-winning claims servicing. Cover Genius has earned an industry-leading Net Promoter Score of +65‡ through its exceptional claims handling and customer support.

Araceli Almeida, Senior Manager, Driver & Safety Operations of Uber in Brazil, expressed the company’s commitment to driver protection, stating, “We are always exploring new options to safeguard the drivers who choose our platform, and with Cover Genius, we can offer an efficient form of income protection that is optional and complements the regular insurance already provided for all our trips.”

The protection program is now available to Uber drivers in Brazil, a key market for the platform.

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