Date:22/05/12
The Ateshgah insurance company is organizing the online sale of compulsory civil liability insurance policies for vehicle owners, GoldenPay reported.
Azerbaijani GoldenPay, operating as a system integrator, has been chosen to deal with the technical construction of the system.
According to the information, policies are expected to be sold within the next month through hesab.az.
"After ordering and paying for the policy, it will be delivered to the customer," the company said. "It will be sufficient to print the original document during online-purchasing of policies in 2013."
Ateshgah insurance company organizes online sale of insurance policies
The Ateshgah insurance company is organizing the online sale of compulsory civil liability insurance policies for vehicle owners, GoldenPay reported.Azerbaijani GoldenPay, operating as a system integrator, has been chosen to deal with the technical construction of the system.
According to the information, policies are expected to be sold within the next month through hesab.az.
"After ordering and paying for the policy, it will be delivered to the customer," the company said. "It will be sufficient to print the original document during online-purchasing of policies in 2013."
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