Gurugram-based healthcare-focused fintech startup SaveIN has raised ₹37 crore ($7.5 million), pushing the total funding raised by the Y Combinator-backed startup to over ₹100 crore (~$12 million).
According to the company, the fresh capital will be directed towards scaling its no-cost EMI offerings, enhancing its healthcare provider network, and accelerating the development and expansion of welUp, its newly launched wellness platform.
Revolutionizing Outpatient Healthcare with Fintech
Founded in 2022 by Jitin Bhasin, SaveIN is transforming access to outpatient healthcare through innovative fintech solutions. The startup partners with over 7,000 healthcare and wellness centers across India, enabling patients to opt for no-cost EMI payments on services such as:
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Dental care
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Dermatology
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Fertility treatments
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Haircare
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Hearing solutions
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Ayurveda and homeopathy
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Fitness and wellness programs
SaveIN has introduced a QR code-based checkout system in collaboration with leading financial institutions like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and IDFC First Bank, making healthcare payments seamless and affordable.
Introducing welUp: A B2B Wellness Platform
To expand its impact, SaveIN recently launched welUp, a business-to-business (B2B) platform designed to help organizations provide comprehensive employee wellness benefits. Key features of welUp include:
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On-demand doctor consultations
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AI-powered diet plans
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Mental wellness support
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Diagnostic and preventive health check-ups
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Holistic therapies and wellness solutions
This initiative reflects SaveIN’s mission to promote holistic healthcare, both at individual and organizational levels.
Strong Market Traction and Revenue Growth
In just three years, SaveIN claims to have processed over 500,000 customer applications and reported a 250% revenue increase in FY 2025, backed by stable unit economics and growing demand for accessible health financing.
With the latest funding and a strong ecosystem of partners and users, SaveIN is poised to redefine how Indians access, finance, and experience outpatient healthcare.