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# From a Futures position from Nami Future an NAO Futures
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**Step 1:** Access the "Nami Futures" or "NAO Futures" interface. Select the "Positions" section to view opening positions.
**Step 2:** Select "Buy cover now" for the position you want to buy an insurance contract.
**Step 3:** Check the information of the suggested insurance contract.
**Step 4:** Customize the information to suit demands or select "Buy Cover" to confirm the purchase immediately.
**Notes:**
Positions will be suggested insurance contract when meeting the following conditions:
* The trading pair is on the insurance asset list of Nami Insurance.
* The SL price (or liquidation price) has to meet the minimum/maximum limit of P-Claim.
* The system prioritizes suggesting an insurance contract based on the expected loss at the stop-loss price.
* The trading volume of the position is within 5 USDT - 10,000 USDT or 125,000 VNST - 250,000,000 VNST.
In case of unsuccessful purchase confirmation, users can check one of the following reasons:
* Unsuccessful contract opening due to exchange rate fluctuations at the time of confirmation causing P-Claim to fall outside the limit. Users can retry the steps in the instructions to open a new contract to protect the position.
* Unsuccessful contract opening due to insufficient balance in the user's Nami Insurance wallet. User can add more balance or adjust the contract accordingly.
**How to track opened Insurance contract on each position**
**Step 1: Access the "Nami Futures" or "NAO Futures" interface. In the "Positions" section, select the position you want to track Insurance contract statistics.**
**Step 2: In the "Order Detail" section, select "Insurance" to display the contracts list for the position.**
**Step 3: Select "Detail" of the insurance contract to track detailed information about the insurance contract.**
**Notes:**
* A Futures position can be covered by multiple different insurance contracts.
* The system will list all contracts that have been and are being opened for each position
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#### Step 1: Access the official Nami Insurance website
#### Go to and log in using your Nami Exchange account. Select "Buy Insurance" from the menu.
**Step 2:** On the "Buy Cover" screen, select "Open Positions". Choose "Quick cover" for the position you want to insure
**Notes:**
Positions will be suggested insurance contract when meeting the following conditions:
* The trading pair is on the insurance asset list of Nami Insurance.
* The SL price (or liquidation price) has to meet the minimum/maximum limit of P-Claim.
* The system prioritizes suggesting an insurance contract based on the expected loss at the stop-loss price.
* The trading volume of the position is within 5 USDT - 10,000 USDT or 125,000 VNST - 250,000,000 VNST.
In case of unsuccessful purchase confirmation, users can check one of the following reasons:
* Unsuccessful contract opening due to exchange rate fluctuations at the time of confirmation causing P-Claim to fall outside the limit. Users can retry the steps in the instructions to open a new contract to protect the position.
* Unsuccessful contract opening due to insufficient balance in the user's Nami Insurance wallet. User can add more balance or adjust the contract accordingly.
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