> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.namiinsurance.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.namiinsurance.io/english/contract-management.md).

# Contract Management

Nami Insurance offers a user-friendly platform for seamless contract management. Our system enables you to effortlessly create, manage, and track your insurance policies.

All contract information is transparently disclosed and securely protected by Nami Exchange.

#### How to Check Contract History

Step 1: Access the Namiinsurance.io website and sign up/log in to your Nami Exchange account

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Step 2: Click on the Nami Exchange section and select "Contract History

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Step 3: Check the information fields in the Personal Statistics based on the filtered time, including Payback (Total payback), Total collateral, and Profit/Loss (PnL).

After that, users can check the Active Contracts and the corresponding Contract History.

On the Detailed view screen of each insurance contract, users can check the following information:

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* When needing assistance with insurance contracts, users can send their HashID to Nami's Customer Support department.
* Users can buy back their chosen insurance contract.

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