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MediCash launches medical lending with ₹100 crore debt
By Abha Lohia · Editor ·
Founded 2026
- MediCash is a new venture offering no-cost monthly instalments so Indian patients can afford planned medical procedures
- Founder Himanshu Rajpurohit, who also started US-based Nexera Health, secured a ₹100 crore debt commitment from Assam-based lender Sayyam Investments
- A further ₹200 crore extra facility is planned, and the team has ₹5 crore of equity and seeks ₹15-20 crore more
What happened
- MediCash offers no-cost EMIs for planned medical procedures.
- It has a ₹100 crore debt commitment from Sayyam Investments.
- An extra ₹200 crore facility is in the pipeline.
Why it matters
- Planned treatments are costly for many Indian households.
- Instalments spread the cost over time.
The business
- MediCash is a lending venture for planned medical care in India.
- It is run by the founder of employee-benefits startup Nexera Health.
The founders
- Founder of US-based Nexera Health
Who put in money
- Sayyam Investments Debt provider — Assam-based NBFC
In numbers
₹100 croreDebt commitment · 2026
₹5 croreFriends-and-family equity · 2026
What happens next
- Raise ₹15-20 crore equity
Words to know
- Green-shoe facility
- An extra loan amount that can be added later
The numbers around it
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