Healthcare-focused fintech startup SaveIN raises Rs 37 Cr

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Healthcare-focused fintech startup SaveIN has secured Rs 37 crore ($4.3 million) in its latest funding round co-led by its existing global investors including 10X Founders, Oliver Jung, and Leblon Capital along with fresh participation from Stem AI. This follows a Rs 64 crore ($7.5 million) seed round, bringing the Y-Combinator-backed startup’s total funding to over Rs 100 crore ($12 million). The proceeds will be utilized to scale its no-cost EMI offerings, deepen its healthcare network, and accelerate product development and impact of welUp, SaveIN said in a press release. Founded in 2022 by Jitin Bhasin, SaveIN focuses on improving access to outpatient healthcare and has developed a network of over 7,000 healthcare and wellness centres across India. The company provides a no-cost EMI payment option for a range of healthcare services, including dental, dermatology, fertility, haircare, hearing, fitness, Ayurveda, and homeopathy. The Gurugram-based company says that its QR code-based checkout system, in collaboration with financial institutions such as HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and IDFC First Bank, aims to make healthcare payments more manageable and timely for users. SaveIn recently introduced welUp, a B2B modern wellness platform aimed at helping organizations offer employee wellness benefits. The platform includes services such as on-demand doctor consultations, mental wellness programs, AI-assisted diet planning, diagnostic check-ups, and holistic therapies. Over the past three years, SaveIN claims to have processed more than 5 lakh customer applications and reported a 250% increase in revenue for FY 2025, supported by stable unit economics.