Important notice: warning of fraudulent documents 

We have been made aware of fraudulent insurance documents being circulated through Telegram. These are being used by contractors as proof of insurance to start jobs without purchasing genuine cover. 

To confirm, Kingsbridge does not sell insurance, arrange cover, or issue policy documents through Telegram or other social media apps such as Whatsapp. Any insurance documents obtained through Telegram or other unauthorised sources should be treated with caution. 

Why this matters 

A counterfeit insurance document does not provide valid insurance cover, even if it includes Kingsbridge branding, logos, policy numbers or other information that appears genuine. 

If you do not hold a valid insurance policy, any claim made against you will not be covered. This could leave you personally responsible for legal costs, compensation payments, damage claims, or other liabilities that would normally be covered by insurance. 

Approved purchase channels 

To make sure you’re purchasing a genuine Kingsbridge insurance policy, please only use the following channels or pages: 

How to check if a policy is genuine 

If you are a contractor, recruiter, agency or client and would like to verify whether a policy is genuine, we can help. 

Please contact us directly with the following details: 

  • The policy number 
  • The policyholder’s business name 
  • A copy of the insurance document (where available) 

Check a policy

Report a suspicious document 

If you believe you have received a fraudulent insurance document, please report it to us immediately. 

Providing a copy of the document and details of where it was obtained will help us investigate and take appropriate action. 

Report a suspicious document

Need help? 

If you have any concerns about the legitimacy of an insurance document or policy, please contact our team before relying on the cover. We will be happy to help verify whether the policy is genuine. 

Reminder: Always use the contact details published on our official website 

Do not rely on telephone numbers, email addresses or other contact information provided in suspicious documents or other communications.