> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.insured.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.insured.finance/how-to-guides/taken-listing/taken-offer.md).

# Taken Offer

On this page, you will be able to see a list and details of your covers. You will also be able to see a list and details of claims from your covers and file a claim.

#### List of Covers

On this page, you will see all your covers. Your cover may be on status Active or Expired. Active means your cover is still running and you are still able to make a claim. Expired means you cannot make a claim.

![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/9tHKlDQYCEjKMiO97eJ9G7HVS2iH5M7LVTtGEsF3kEjf5QON3K1OBfaMD1TDRXuzJPxgidj4_GXtkq-AGSGbWHnNqLZMjqOlylCxZkkpaleZ5q1CqzNGHhXx26yr0zXV3sLIE8FP=s0)

#### List of Claims

On this page, you will see all of your covers. Your cover may be on status Monitoring Period, Claim Declined, Claim Accepted, Payout Expired, and Please check the claim status.

* Monitoring Period: Your claim has still not passed the 72 hours of monitoring time
* Claim Declined: Your claim already passed the 72 hours of monitoring time and the result of your claim is invalid
* Claim Accepted:  Your claim already passed the 72 hours of monitoring time and the result of your claim is valid
* Please check the claim status:  Your claim already passed the 72 hours of monitoring time and you did not check the result yet
* Payout Expired: Your claim already passed 72 hours of monitoring time and has also passed the 30 days of the payout period. You cannot claim your insurance.


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