
Arrived damaged
Purchase protection
An agent orders a camera kit and it arrives with a cracked lens. Purchase protection covers eligible items that are damaged or stolen after purchase, on the card that paid.
Getting returns or reimbursements should be just as easy as purchasing something.
Shopping agent
Trail shoes, wrong size
Purchase protection, return protection, and extended warranty attach to the card. They apply to an order whether a person or their agent placed it.

Arrived damaged
An agent orders a camera kit and it arrives with a cracked lens. Purchase protection covers eligible items that are damaged or stolen after purchase, on the card that paid.

Return refused
The agent ordered a size 9 and the store won't take them back. Return protection can refund an eligible item the merchant refuses to accept, starting from the original transaction.

Warranty ended
Headphones the agent bought stop working a few months after the maker's warranty runs out. Extended warranty adds repair coverage past the manufacturer's term.
Nothing here depends on the agent reporting its own mistake. The card saw the purchase, so the claim starts from what the card recorded.
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A person gives their agent a card, a wallet, or an agent payment token. The agent checks out with it the way the person would, and the card's benefits come along.
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Merchant, amount, date, and item are captured when the card is charged. Every benefit on the card applies to that line, whoever placed the order.
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When something goes wrong, the claim starts from the transaction. The person confirms what happened instead of retyping a receipt, and it goes to the carrier behind the benefit.
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Sure's MCP server gives an agent delegated access, with the person's consent, to look up what the card covers. Updates reach the person in the chat they already use.
Agents will keep changing. The card that pays stays the same, and it sees every purchase.
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Live with Mastercard, Revolut, and Pliant. Claims backed by Chubb.
90%of claims auto-adjudicated to payout by Sure's rules engine, with no human adjuster
<24 hrsmedian card-linked claim time, from submission to funds on the card
$1B+in premium processed on the platform
Benefits, eligibility, and claim outcomes depend on the card program's terms and the carrier's review.
No. Purchase protection, return protection, and extended warranty attach to the card, so they apply to agent purchases on the same terms. Sure runs the benefits portal and the claims behind them.
The card program and its benefit terms. Sure's benefits portal and claims center are swipe-aware, so a purchase an agent makes shows up the same way a person's does.
No. The coverage sits with the card and the person who holds it. The agent only places the order, so nothing in the claim depends on which agent that was.
The benefit follows the credential. When a token or wallet is tied to a covered card, the purchase lands on that card's record and its benefits apply. Talk to us about how your tokens are set up.
A chargeback disputes a charge with the merchant. These benefits pay out when the purchase itself went wrong: the item broke, the return was refused, or the warranty ran out. The two can sit side by side.
For card issuers, wallets, and agent payment platforms. We can show you how the benefit set attaches to your credential.
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