ClinicPay gives reception one QR and one WhatsApp link that takes a Visa in London, EcoCash in Harare, or three instalments — and lands in your account, fiscalised on your ZIMRA device. Fewer discharges against advice, faster cash, no more "I'll pay next week".
Sold to the provider, who already has the patient and the invoice. The payer never installs anything.
Deposit, medical-aid shortfall, prescription or invoice — amount, a reference, the payer's WhatsApp number. Presets make it a two-tap job.
The desk shows a QR; the app opens WhatsApp with the message and link pre-filled. The relative abroad gets it in seconds.
Visa or Mastercard in GBP, ZAR or USD, EcoCash or InnBucks locally, in full or in three instalments with reminders.
Pesepay settles to your account. The payment is a fiscal receipt on your ZIMRA device the same second. The desk sees "Paid" live.
Private hospitals ask for up to $600 a night upfront; medical-aid reforms are shrinking cover further. The deposit conversation happens at reception, every day.
Healthcare is a top use of remittances, but the relative abroad cannot use EcoCash and will not send cash with a cousin. A card link fixes that tonight.
It can't take a card from London, split a bill into three, or chase the balance on WhatsApp. ClinicPay can — with no integration and no new hardware.
The payer carries the card fee. A paid invoice at 4.5% beats an unpaid one at 0%.
Requests, QR, WhatsApp, live "Paid", desk payments, the day's settlement.
The same app for iOS, distributed through TestFlight and the App Store.
Any laptop at the desk: open the reception app. Providers manage sites, keys, settings, statements in the portal.
A request carries an amount, a short description, an opaque reference and the payer's contact — never a diagnosis. See the privacy notice and terms.