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Divyansh Gupta

Stealth • 2m

Hello medial community, please valudate this idea: Imagine you or a loved one suddenly needs severe medical attention, but you don't have the money to pay for it right away. In India, many families face this challenge because they don't have health insurance. Our new platform is here to help. Our idea is a "emergency lending platform" designed to provide quick financial assistance for medical expenses. If someone gets sick or hurt and needs money fast, they can use our easy-to-use mobile app to request a loan in less than five minutes. We check their CIBIL score to ensure they can repay the loan. Once approved, we pay the hospital directly, making the process cashless and hassle-free. Families can then repay the loan in small, manageable installments. These installments will also include monthly premiums for health insurance, ensuring better protection in the future.

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Raghu Rajagopal K

Stealth • 2m

Bharat pe founder already doing similar to this idea I think so.... Somewhere I read it.....

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Yash Pratap

Stealth • 2m

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Adi Chaudhary

Stealth • 2m

Isn't LIC does something similar like this ?

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CRYATION PG
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Twitter • 2m

We have Swasthya Sathi scheme here 🙂

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Himanshu Verma

Stealth • 2m

I don't yet know what will your revenue for look like but I'll add this. Many life insurance companies have problems to sell insurance as the problem(medical issues here) is not visible to customer yet but, in your idea it's there so you get to have better options to decide rate of interest and other stuff.

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priyanshu Shukla

Stealth • 2m

What I think it's not a new idea becoz middle class get suffered only becoz many of them don't have good cibil score so what is use of your platform

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Shobhandev Choubey

Stealth • 2m

Do you have plans for the people who maybe doesn't have the required cibil score ??

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aarav patidar

Stealth • 2m

Do you wish to call it medfunds by any chance?

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Madhusudhan Surya

Stealth • 2m

Y w 🫕🥚🍗kw

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 2m

@11111

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 2m

@11111

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nikhil pujari

Stealth • 2m

Zero pay does that already

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Anirudh Jayakumar

Stealth • 2m

what is the difference between this and slice then apart from being only for emergency?

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Vedant Tiwari

Stealth • 2m

I've one thing to ask, what if their Cibil is bad and they really need help? Plus What if someone refuses to repay?

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Tarun Suthar
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India • 2m

today everyone have health insurance coverage. why would they take loans.

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Shriharsha Konda
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Start.io - A Mobile Marketing and Audience Platform • 2m

In case the person defaults, what would be the recovery plan ? Book loss ?

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Sarun George Sunny

Stealth • 2m

Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 2m

This is a great idea. Completely execution play in my opinion. Just whoever onboards the most hospitals faster wins.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 2m

Hey man, ashneer grover has recently launched the exact app called 0pe

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