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When you chat with Maya to buy or renew car insurance, it feels effortless. But behind the smooth AI experience is a team of passionate people who imagined,...

Driving in many African cities isn’t for the faint-hearted. Whether it’s Accra’s Spintex Road at rush hour, Lagos’ Third Mainland Bridge during the morning crawl,...

No driver or car owner wants to think about road accidents, break-ins, or car fires. But if the unexpected happens, your insurance claim is only as strong as your documentation.One key document that can make or break your claim is the police or fire report...

When Adwoa, a petty trader at Kaneshie Market, lost her kiosk in a fire two years ago, she didn’t just lose her goods she lost her livelihood.

On a sunny Saturday morning in Accra, Ama, a banker in her early 30s, dusts off her Toyota Vitz. She only drives on weekends, church, market runs, and the occasional trip to visit family. In total, she barely clocks 40 km a week.

Imagine this: you walk into an insurance office (or even tap a WhatsApp chatbot like Maya) expecting to renew your third-party motor insurance.

Ever felt like understanding insurance in Ghana is tougher than navigating Accra traffic on a Friday afternoon? With terms like "deductible," "premium," and "underwriting" flying around, it’s easy to feel lost before you even get your car insured.

Discover in this blog post how the evolution from traditional roadside assistance to streamlined digital onboarding processes has revolutionized the claims journey for customers and businesses alike.

Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the insurance sector in Ghana, reshaping customer experiences, streamlining processes, and introducing innovative financial solutions tailored for the Ghanaian market.

In Ghana, many drivers are still unsure about the details of their motor insurance policies. At Maya, we’ve interacted with thousands of drivers through our WhatsApp-based chatbot, and we’ve seen it all.

For decades, obtaining motor insurance in Ghana has followed a familiar yet frustrating route: long queues, incomplete paperwork, and unclear pricing. While insurance is legally required,...

Every day, thousands of Ghanaians rely on their vehicles to commute to work, conduct business, and stay connected with loved ones. Yet, one of the most basic protections, “motor insurance”,...