Authority Directs Insurance Companies to Implement E-Billing System

April 27th, 2026

Kathmandu — The Nepal Insurance Authority has instructed insurance companies to implement an e-billing system.

The directive aims to strengthen financial discipline in the insurance sector, enhance transparency in transactions, ensure tax compliance, and make service delivery more technology-friendly.

According to Director Hridayeshwar Pandit, the Authority has mandated insurers to issue electronic bills or invoices for all types of insurance premiums, fees, and other payments as part of this initiative.

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