Jubilee Life Insurance has partnered with Unikrew Solutions to introduce a Multi-Biometric Verification System (MBVS)-compliant digital insurance onboarding solution in Pakistan.

The partnership will strengthen digital identity verification and enable customers to complete insurance onboarding through biometric verification.

Jubilee Life will use a solution that follows NADRA’s MBVS compliance standards. The system will use camera-based fingerprint capture and facial biometric verification for remote identity checks.

The initiative aims to reduce reliance on manual verification. It will also make the insurance onboarding process more accessible and secure for customers.

Biometric verification for insurance

The partnership combines Jubilee Life’s digital transformation efforts with Unikrew Solutions’ expertise in digital identity and biometric technology.

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Biometric verification can help insurers confirm customer identities remotely. It can also support compliance as financial services increasingly move to digital platforms.

Jubilee Life said the initiative forms part of its wider digital transformation programme. The company is focusing on customer accessibility, operational efficiency and improved service delivery.

Javed Ahmed, Managing Director and CEO of Jubilee Life Insurance, said digital transformation was changing how customers access financial services.

He said the partnership would strengthen the digital onboarding process through secure and compliant biometric verification.

Ahmed added that Jubilee Life aims to use technology and digitisation to improve customer convenience and build greater trust.

Focus on digital trust

Muhammad Naveed Sharif, CEO of Unikrew Solutions, said the company was pleased to work with Jubilee Life on MBVS-compliant digital insurance onboarding.

He said the collaboration would support secure and seamless customer onboarding. It would also contribute to digital trust and regulatory compliance in Pakistan’s insurance sector.

The partnership represents another step towards greater digitisation of insurance services in Pakistan.

It also highlights the growing use of biometric identity verification across the country’s financial services sector.