Public Coverage Summary
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Oasis provides deterministic payouts for parametric income loss. When objective disruptions strike your primary zone, you get paid. Review what affects your coverage below.
What we cover
Loss of income when objective parametric triggers fire for your registered zone during an active weekly policy.
- Extreme weather (Heavy rain, Heatwaves)
- Severe gridlock (Abnormal traffic congestion)
- Social disruptions (Curfews, civil unrest)
- Real-time verified zone triggers
What we explicitly exclude
Oasis is pure parametric income protection. It is not health, life, accident, or motor cover.
- Health, medical bills, or hospitalization
- Loss of life or personal accident compensation
- Vehicle repair, damage, or theft
- Epidemic, pandemic, or disease-led restrictions — unless a separate weather, traffic, or news-verified trigger still fires for your zone
- War, invasion, civil war, rebellion, military or usurped power
- Nuclear radiation or contamination, and terrorism or sabotage (unless the policy is specifically endorsed for terrorism)
- Cyber outages or grid failures, unless an insured peril in the full wording is still satisfied by published third-party data
- App suspensions, voluntary time off, or events outside your registered primary zone
- Double recovery if another policy or government scheme already paid you for the same loss
- GPS spoofed or fraudulent locations
Frequently asked questions
How fast do I get paid?↓
What defines a 'traffic gridlock'?↓
Can I claim if my vehicle breaks down?↓
Do I need to submit receipts or photos?↓
Does a pandemic lockdown count as a covered disruption?↓
Are war or terrorism events covered?↓
Actuarial Reserves & Reinsurance Overview
Oasis operates on a strictly deterministic pricing model. Weekly premiums include a core technical reserve load in the pricing engine designed to account for tail volatility and verification lag.
Weekly plan caps inherently limit the maximum exposure density per rider. At portfolio scale, Oasis mitigates systemic correlation using quota-share reinsurance and catastrophe excess-of-loss treaties for overlapping weather or civil-disruption events. Full legal wording is available in section §10 of the internal policy document.