Card benefits, read from the guide
Chase Ink Business Unlimited travel insurance: what it actually covers
The largest benefit on this card is auto rental damage, at up to $60,000 per incident, filed within —.
Every figure below is read from Chase’s own Guide to Benefits, BGC11375_v2, read on 2026-07-28. Not from a comparison site.
Everything the card covers
| Benefit | Pays up to | Per | File within |
|---|---|---|---|
| Auto rental damage | $60,000 | incident | — |
| Lost or damaged baggage | $3,000 | traveller | — |
| Baggage delay | $300 | traveller | — |
What each one means in practice
Auto rental damage
The entire cost has to go on this card. A partial payment does not qualify.
Primary when rented for commercial or business purposes; secondary when rented for personal reasons. Vehicles over $125,000 MSRP excluded; rentals over 31 consecutive days excluded.
Lost or damaged baggage
The limit is per person rather than per trip, so a family of four on one booking can reach $12,000 rather than $3,000.
Sub-limits apply: $500 for jewelry and watches and $500 for cameras and electronics. Those come out of the total rather than sitting on top of it.
Baggage delay
The limit is per person rather than per trip, so a family of four on one booking can reach $1,200 rather than $300.
It pays $100 a day for up to 3 days, not $300 at once.
Baggage has to be delayed more than 6 hours, measured from when you arrive rather than when the bag was checked.
What this card does not cover
Had a delayed flight on this card? Check it against both the federal rules and these benefits. Free, no account, answer on the page.
Filing a claim
Claims are handled by Virginia Surety Company, Inc. (Assurant), not by Chase directly. Open the claim at chasecardbenefits.com or call 1-800-349-4814.
Opening a claim and sending the documents are two different deadlines. Open it early, even while you are still collecting receipts.
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Source. Chase Guide to Benefits BGC11375_v2, effective 10/01/24, read in full on 2026-07-28. Benefits change, and the guide in your own account is what governs your claim. If a figure here disagrees with yours, tell us and we will read it again.