SuretyLinkTM for Commercial Surety
Online surety simplified with SuretyLinkTM
Easily transact your commercial surety bond requests online
SuretyLink is an online portal built for Travelers Canada surety brokers. We want to better serve our broker partners in one digital resource for all their commercial surety bonding needs including: auto approvals, DocuSign integration for indemnity execution and more.
Get access to SuretyLink today and simplify your process.
What features are available with SuretyLinkTM?
- Expansive list of commercial surety bonds to select from including fiduciary bonds, license and permit bonds, customs and excise bonds and more ‛coming soon’
- Streamlined process offers immediate issuance for most single bonds up to $100,000
- Online credit card payment options
- DocuSign integration for indemnity execution ‛coming soon’
- Integration with the CBSA Assessment Revenue Management system (CARM)
- Endorsements ‛coming soon’
- Cancellations ‛coming soon’
How do I get access to SuretyLinkTM?
Download Request Form - If you are a Travelers contracted broker, download the user request form here.
Submit your application - Email your completed request form to [email protected].
Login to SuretyLink - Once your application has been approved, you will receive an invitation from SuretyLink to register.
Still have questions?
Read our FAQs
SuretyLink is a portal designed for our surety broker partners to streamline and automate the commercial surety bond process. With ease of doing business at the forefront, integrated business rules along with rates and commissions allow for automated approval and referral process for a faster, simplified bond issuance process.
A wide range of Provincial and Federal bond forms are available in SuretyLink such as license and permit, customs and excise bonds.
A range of transactions can be processed in the portal, such as new bond requests, bond changes, cancellation requests and renewals.
Yes, we have an established integration with CARM for all D120 bond requests.
Yes, SuretyLink has integrated DocuSign specifically for obtaining signatures on an indemnity agreement.
Yes, once a bond has been approved and issued in SuretyLink, a bond change or cancellation can be requested. All cancellations and bond change requests will be referred to an underwriter.
Yes, to access SuretyLink all users require MFA. This means that when you log in with your username and password, you will also be required to verify your identity through one of four methods of verification: SMS text, voice call, email or Google Authenticator.
Yes, anyone requiring access to SuretyLink will need an individual ID and password to access the portal.
If you are having any issues logging into SuretyLink please email [email protected].
Please email [email protected].
Contact a member of our team here.
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