Digital financial operations platform NextPay enables independent medical professionals to transact with their patients and suppliers, as well as collect, send and manage their money.
Doctors and other healthcare professionals can accept payments from QR codes, e-wallet, debit, credit, and bank transfers, and through single-use and reusable payment links after conducting tele-consultations.
The funds collected from payment links and QR codes will be credited to their NextPay account, removing the need to manually share or divulge bank information to receive payments electronically.
NextPay also relieves medical professionals of the burden of manually recording every transaction, and the app can also be used to disburse payments to suppliers and employees.
Founded in 2019, the company is backed by investors such as Y Combinator, Golden Gate Ventures, Ayala Group’s Kickstart Ventures, and SM Group’s Gentree Fund.
“Medical professionals that engage in telemedicine and onsite consultations can leverage NextPay’s platform to run their daily operations effectively, allowing them to focus on serving their patients instead of managing their business finances,”
said Don Pansacola, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, NextPay.
“By providing them with the right tools and services, we are able to empower independent medical professionals to integrate digital finance into their daily operations,”
said Aldrich Tan, Chief Experience Officer and Co-Founder, NextPay.
