Become Point of Sales Person (POSP)

An insurance agent who has the authority to sell insurance policies directly to consumers.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore our frequently asked questions to find answers to common inquiries about POSP.

POSP stands for "Point of Sale Person." A POSP is an individual who is authorized to sell financial products and services on behalf of banks, financial institutions, or insurance companies at various points of sale, such as retail outlets, kiosks, or other convenient locations. They act as intermediaries between the financial institution and customers, facilitating the sale of products like savings accounts, loans, insurance policies, mutual funds, and more. POSPs play a crucial role in extending the reach of financial services, particularly in areas where traditional banking infrastructure may be limited, thus contributing to financial inclusion and empowerment.

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Education Certificate (10th Or Above)
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POSPs typically earn commissions or fees based on the financial products and services they sell. Commissions can vary depending on the type of product and the agreement with the financial institution or insurance company

Yes, POSP roles often offer flexibility in working hours, allowing individuals to work part-time while still maintaining other commitments.

While prior experience in sales or finance can be beneficial, it's not always required. we provide training and support to POSPs to help them succeed in their role.