Only two coverages of IZA have a 15-day waiting period. They are:

• Medical, hospital, and dental expenses (DMHO)
• Daily benefits for temporary disability (DIT)

This means that these coverages can only be requested for accidents that occur after 15 days from the date of insurance enrollment.

There is no waiting period for the other coverages of the insurance: permanent disability due to an accident (IPA), accidental death, and funeral assistance. In these cases, coverage is valid starting the day after payment/enrollment.

IZA Insurance covers all types of accidents, whether domestic, work-related, or leisure. Some examples include fractures, burns, falls, cuts, bruises, collisions with objects, electrical shocks, etc.

So, if you get injured at work, during transportation, on a weekend adventure, while cooking at home, or practicing your favorite sport, you can count on IZA!

Currently, it is not possible to change the IZA limit amount. We offer fixed financial protection of up to R$30,000 to be used across all coverages in case of accidents, plus R$5,000 for funeral expenses.

Once the enrollment is complete and your protection is active, you can select up to 10 beneficiaries through our app. Just follow these steps:

Open the IZA App > Log in > Click on "Protections" > Select your protection > Click on "Insurance Ticket" > Then click on "Beneficiary Endorsement."

Currently, you can choose to make payments by credit card or boleto.

If you choose to pay by credit card, IZA will charge the first installment on the day of enrollment and will then charge monthly on the card. Your protection is activated immediately after purchase.

If you choose boleto, it will be available in the IZA app and will also be sent to your email every month. Your protection will be activated within 2 business days.

Yes! In the app, you can check everything about your protection: whether it is active, if payments are up to date, add beneficiaries, view updates, report an incident (claim), etc.

Just contact IZA through the app. You will need to send a video explaining how the accident happened and provide some documents that will be requested.

If the assistance for an accident occurs from Monday to Friday between 8 AM and 8 PM, IZA can pay directly to the establishment that helped you. Outside of this period, you will make the payment, and we will reimburse you by sending the amount directly to your account.

The compensation amount for temporary leave is based on the insured person's average income over the last 3 months, proven through pay slips and/or income tax returns. If income cannot be verified, we request bank statements and/or proof of app-based services and receipts for services rendered. The daily payment amount and benefit period vary according to the contracted plan.

If the expenses related to your accident exceed the coverage amount contracted and provided by IZA, you will be responsible for the excess amount.

Go to the homepage of the IZA app and click on the bottom menu on Protections > Select your protection > Payments > Change payment method. If you only want to change the registered card number, follow the same process. After clicking on "Payments," select the option "Change credit card."

You can cancel your insurance whenever you want, without paying any fees. The cancellation can be done in the IZA app by following these steps:

Log in with your CPF and password > Click on "Protections" > Select the protection you want to cancel > Click on "Cancel Protection" > Choose the reason for cancellation.

But be aware: you cannot cancel your insurance if you have an open claim. In that case, you will need to wait for its resolution before requesting the cancellation, okay?

Yes! The insurances become complementary, meaning you can claim coverage from both if necessary. Only in cases of medical and hospital expenses, such as consultations and exams, will the payment be made by only one of the insurers.

Not at the moment. IZA's coverages are only for cases involving all types of accidents.

In this case, they need to contact IZA and report the incident. For security purposes, we will request some documents. If the beneficiary is named in the insurance, we will release the amount proportional to the percentage stated in the insurance policy. If there are no designated beneficiaries, we will wait for a court order.

The amount to be released and divided among the beneficiaries will be the available balance of the coverage, meaning R$30,000 minus the amount used by the insured for other coverages during their lifetime.

If you suffer an accident, you can go to any emergency room or hospital, whether it's the closest one or one of your preference. IZA covers expenses at any medical institution. Cool, right?!

No. Payments, reimbursements, and indemnities are made according to the coverage balance of each insured individual, respecting the coverage limit.

An event with a characterized date, exclusive and directly external, sudden, involuntary, violent, causing physical injury, which, by itself and independently of any other cause, has as a direct consequence death, total or partial permanent disability, temporary incapacity, or necessitates medical treatment.

Individuals designated by the policyholder or determined by current legislation to receive the compensation amount in case of a claim. Limited to 10 beneficiaries per policy.

• Designated beneficiaries: when the policyholder specifies who will receive the insurance compensation and the percentage for each.

• Undesignated beneficiaries: when the policyholder does not specify who will receive the compensation, the beneficiaries will be those determined by current legislation. Currently, according to Article 792 of the Brazilian Civil Code, the compensation will be divided between: the spouse/partner not legally separated (50% of the amount) and the legal heirs (50% of the amount).

• Legal Heirs
According to the order of hereditary vocation, as provided in Article 1,829 of the Brazilian Civil Code (current legislation), the heirs are:

• Descendants (children and grandchildren), in default;
• Ascendants (parents and grandparents), in default;
• The spouse, in default;
• Collaterals (siblings, uncles, nephews, and cousins).

It is the legal document issued by the insurance company that replaces the insurance policy and formalizes the acceptance of the coverages requested by the insured, waiving the need for a proposal form, in accordance with specific legislation. It was created to facilitate the insurance contract.

Basic coverage usually includes:

• Death (natural and accidental)
• Permanent total or partial disability due to accident
• Disability due to illness
• Funeral assistance
• Financial support (such as basic food basket, severance pay, and childbirth allowance)

Additionally, optional coverages can be added, such as daily benefits for temporary disability and medical expenses due to accidents.

Period counted from the date the insurance becomes effective or the increase in the insured amount or reinstatement, in the case of suspension, during which, in the event of a claim, the insured or beneficiaries will not be entitled to the insured amounts contracted.

Protection provided by an insurance or reinsurance contract. Also called guarantee, which is sometimes confused with.

Legal entity that contracts a group insurance and has the power to represent the insured, as per current legislation, such as: Companies, Associations, Unions, Banks, Credit Cards, and Schools.

It is the correction of an error made when improperly recording a premium or its installment as a credit or debit.

Any occurrence or happening that can be guaranteed by an insurance policy.

When applicable, it is the initial amount of the indemnifiable losses, absorbed exclusively by the Insured as a result of the covered event.

It is the coefficient or percentage that indicates the proportion between the cost of claims that occurred in a set of risks or insurance portfolio, and the total volume of premiums from such operations in the same period.

It is the date from which the proposed risk coverages will be guaranteed by the insurance company.

It is the monetary amount fixed in the insurance policy, corresponding to the maximum value established for the highest capital object of the insurance. It can be fixed, when the insured amount is fully paid (life insurance, for example), or proportional, when the insured amount is calculated based on the damages suffered. The maximum coverage limit may be unique, meaning that the amount contracted will be used among the coverages that make up the unique LMI, or it may be individual, with the value defined for each coverage.

It is the process for paying indemnities to the Insured.

The period during which the insured or beneficiaries, when applicable, will be entitled to the contracted insured amounts.