How to make a claim
Simple claims so you can focus on recovery
With our Flip Insurance mobile app, we’ve made claiming as painless as possible to help you have your claim approved and get cash in your pocket.

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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I use the cash payouts?
You can use your cash however you like.
Here’s a list of some of the things people generally spend their money on when they get injured:
- casting material, moon boots, braces, slings, splints or crutches
- specialist gaps from the physio, dentist or surgeon
- anaesthetist fees
- ambulance fees
- transportation if you can’t drive like Ubers and taxis
- assistance while injured like getting a baby sitter, dog sitter or food delivery
My Flip accidental injury insurance wasn’t turned on at the time of my accident. Can I claim?
No. With Flip accidental injury insurance, you’re covered for a range of accidental injuries that happen while your insurance is active.
This means you’re not covered for anything that happens before your insurance starts or after it ends.
To see when your insurance starts or ends, head to your Flip Dashboard and look for your Certificate of Insurance.
How do you know when I had my injury?
When you submit your claim, you’ll need to provide proof of your accident and injuries, including where and when they happened.
I have an illness or health condition. Can I claim?
Flip accidental injury insurance covers injuries caused by accidents. Illnesses, health conditions, or injuries not caused by accidents aren’t covered.
When will I get my claims payout?
Once your claim is approved, we’ll organise the cash straight away. Whilst we hope the money gets to you ASAP, this can depend on your bank and business hours.
We’ll never take more than 5 business days to send your cash once your claim is approved.
I’m making a claim on behalf of a Flip customer who is badly injured and can’t make the claim themselves. Where do I start?
We're so sorry to hear that. Please contact our helpful team so we can kick-start the process for you.
Who is considered a Registered Doctor?
A Registered Doctor is a medical practitioner who is registered or licensed to practise medicine or dentistry by the relevant licensing body in the country where they are practising.
Examples of professionals who would be considered a Registered Doctor include general practitioners, surgeons and emergency department doctors. Physiotherapists are not Registered Doctors.
What are the maximum claim limits?
Once we’ve paid you $50,000 in cash payouts for Flip Active or Kids, or $70,000 for Flip Roaming, your insurance will end and you won’t be able to buy further cover under Flip’s insurance product range.