MediCash Launches Medical Financing Venture With ₹100 Crore Debt Commitment

Nov 12, 20261 min read0

MediCash, a new medical financing venture launched by Himanshu Rajpurohit, founder of US-based healthcare benefits startup Nexera.Health, has entered India's healthcare financing space with a ₹100 crore debt commitment from Assam-based NBFC Sayyam Investments. The company aims to make planned medical procedures more accessible by offering patients financing options, including no-cost EMIs, helping them manage treatment expenses without bearing the full cost upfront.

Alongside the debt commitment, MediCash has a proposed additional ₹200 crore green-shoe facility and has received ₹5 crore in equity commitments from friends and family. The company is also looking to raise ₹15–20 crore to support its expansion.

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