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About ZhongAn

ZhongAn is a leading Chinese insurtech company that focuses on online insurance services. Established in 2013, ZhongAn operates as a digital insurer offering a wide range of products.

Services Offered by ZhongAn

• Online Insurance Products: Provides various types of insurance, including health, travel, auto, and property insurance through an online platform.

• Data Analytics Solutions: Utilizes big data analytics to assess risks and tailor products effectively.

• Microinsurance Offerings: Develops affordable microinsurance products aimed at underserved markets.

• Claims Processing Technology: Implements automated claims processing systems for efficient service delivery.

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Support Number

+8610109955

Address

4th Floor, Xiejin Building, No. 169 Yuanmingyuan Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, China

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