At this time, Walnut insurance policies are issued on an individual basis. This means that your roommate cannot be added to your existing policy. Why Individual Coverage Matters Having separate policies ensures that each tenant has the protection tailored to...

If you’ve reviewed your Walnut Tenant Insurance documents and noticed a different name listed under “Policyholder” or a start date that doesn’t match when you signed up, don’t worry — this is completely normal. Let’s break it down: Policyholder vs....

Keeping track of your tenant insurance policy is important—whether you need to review your coverage details, check your billing information, or simply confirm you’re protected. With Walnut Tenant Coverage, accessing your policy is quick and easy, all from your SingleKey...

At SingleKey, we understand that your insurance needs may change over time. If you’ve purchased Walnut Tenant Coverage through our platform and decide it’s no longer the right fit, cancelling is simple. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to...

The Tenant Coverage product is non-refundable. However, you can cancel your coverage at any time by logging into your SingleKey account and navigating to the Account Settings page. Once cancelled, your coverage will remain active until the end of your...

Yes — Walnut Tenant Coverage is currently available to customers in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Nova Scotia. If you’re located in one of these provinces, you can sign up and enjoy the benefits of reliable tenant insurance. Was...

SingleKey, Canada’s leading online rental application platform, has partnered with Walnut, a leader in embedded insurance, to offer renters a seamless and reliable Tenant Coverage experience. This collaboration ensures that tenants are protected with coverage for personal belongings and liability,...

Your Tenant Coverage through Walnut Insurance includes the following benefits: Up to $1,000,000 in Bodily Injury Liability Up to $100,000 in Property Damage Liability Up to $10,000 in Medical Payments Up to $4,000 in Additional Living Expenses Up to $100,000...