The healthcare-focused fintech startup SaveIN has raised Rs. 37 crore ($4.3 million) in its most recent round of funding, which was co-led by Stem AI and its current global investors, Oliver Jung, Leblon Capital, and 10X Founders.
After a seed round of Rs. 64 crore ($7.5 million), the firm supported by Y-Combinator now has over Rs. 100 crore ($12 million) in funding overall.
According to a news statement from SaveIN, the money raised will be used to expand its free EMI offers, expand its healthcare network, and speed up the development of new products and the impact of welUp.
Jitin Bhasin founded SaveIN in 2022 with the goal of expanding access to outpatient healthcare. Since then, the organization has grown to include more than 7,000 healthcare and wellness facilities around India. For a variety of medical services, such as dental, dermatology, fertility, haircare, hearing, fitness, Ayurveda, and homeopathic, the organization offers a free EMI payment option.
In partnership with financial institutions including HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and IDFC First Bank, the Gurugram-based firm claims that their QR code-based checkout system intends to make healthcare payments easier for users to manage and more timely.
WelUp is a B2B contemporary wellness platform that SaveIn just unveiled with the goal of assisting businesses in providing wellness benefits to their employees. The portal offers services including AI-assisted diet planning, mental wellness programs, holistic therapies, on-demand doctor consultations, and diagnostic examinations.
Supported by steady unit economics, SaveIN reports processing over 5 lakh client applications over the last three years and a 250 percent growth in revenue for FY 2025.This funding milestone reaffirms our vision to make quality healthcare affordable and accessible for all Indians. With our no-cost EMI product and the transformative welUp platform, we are redefining outpatient and preventive care. We remain committed to driving superior health outcomes for individuals and institutions alike,” said Jitin Bhasin, Founder & CEO, SaveIN.
