Become a certified POSP advisor with PolicyPe. Sell motor, health & life insurance from India's leading companies — all from your phone, on your schedule.
A POSP (Point of Sale Person) is an IRDAI-certified insurance advisor who can sell policies across motor, health, life, and travel — all from a single platform.
Whether you're looking for a full-time career or a side income, POSP certification opens the door. Minimum qualification: 10th pass, age 18+.
No complex paperwork. No waiting in queues. The entire onboarding is online.
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A POSP (Point of Sale Person) is a certified insurance agent licensed by IRDAI to sell insurance products. Unlike traditional agents tied to one company, a POSP can sell policies from multiple insurers across motor, health, life, and travel categories.
You need to be at least 18 years old and have passed 10th standard (SSC). You'll also need a valid PAN card, Aadhaar card, a recent photograph, and your education certificate for verification.
No. Registration, training, and certification through PolicyPe are completely free. There is no upfront investment required to start your POSP journey.
The IRDAI-mandated training is 15 hours, conducted online. You can complete it at your own pace. After training, you take an online exam. Most candidates finish the entire process within a week.
Your commission is credited to your registered bank account after the policy is issued. Payout timelines are prompt, and you can track all earnings through your POSP dashboard.
Absolutely. There are no minimum hours or fixed schedules. Many POSPs work part-time, selling insurance to friends, family, and their professional network alongside their primary occupation.
Visitors are hereby informed that their information submitted on the website may be shared with insurers. Product information is authentic and solely based on the information received from the insurers.