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Rider Safety plan · ₹249 a year

Your vehicle, your documents and your emergency plan in one place.

Rider Safety links your vehicle to an emergency QR, keeps your RC, insurance, licence and PUC safe behind a PIN, and gives you a HELP button for emergencies, breakdowns and fuel.

What's included

  • Emergency QR

    Digital QR instantly, printed sticker the next working day.

  • Protected documents

    RC, insurance, licence and PUC are encrypted and unlocked only with your PIN.

  • Emergency access

    Your emergency contacts are alerted when a bystander reports an emergency on your vehicle.

  • Bikes, scooters and cars

    Add your vehicle once; the Vehicles plan covers several QR codes for family.

  • Medical details

    Add blood group and notes for responders — shared only in a reported emergency.

  • HELP button

    Emergency, breakdown or fuel — one tap to ask for help.

From sign-up to protected

  1. 1

    Add your vehicle

    Registration number and model — insurance details are optional.

  2. 2

    Add emergency contacts and documents

    Documents are optional and can be added later from the Documents page.

  3. 3

    Activate your QR

    Pay once a year; your digital QR is live straight away.

Common questions

Which documents can I store?

Driving licence, registration certificate (RC), insurance and PUC, plus other documents you choose to add. Files can be a photo or PDF up to 3 MB each.

Who can see my documents?

Only you, and anyone you give your 4-digit PIN to — typically police at a checkpoint. Every unlock is logged and you are notified.

What is the difference between Rider Safety and Vehicles?

Rider Safety (₹249 a year) is for you and your vehicle. Vehicles (₹499 a year) covers several QR cards for your family, each with its own medical info.

Can I add more than one vehicle?

Yes. You can add vehicles and switch between them from your dashboard.

Be ready before you need help.

Set up your emergency contacts in a couple of minutes. In immediate danger, always call 112 first.

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