Exclusive: Capim, a Brazilian BNPL startup for dental services, lands a $26.7M Series A
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Capim, a Brazilian startup, raised $26.7 million in Series A funding to enhance its buy now, pay later (BNPL) service for dental care. Founded by Marcelo Lutz and Roberto Biselli, the company provides vertical SaaS solutions for dentists to digitize their operations and manage clinics effectively. Unlike traditional credit card systems, Capim offers flexible payment options extending to 36 months at lower interest rates, making dental care more accessible. With the new funding, Capim plans to introduce POS terminals with lower merchant fees and AI tools to streamline clinical processes while expanding its market reach.
Capim's software not only helps dentists digitize and manage clinics but also offers a BNPL option that's more affordable than traditional credit card installments.
The interest rates charged by Capim are significantly lower than traditional banks, aiming to provide more flexible payment solutions for patients in Brazil.
Capim plans to expand with a new POS terminal, reducing merchant discount rates for clinics, and integrate new AI-powered tools for clinical efficiency.
This funding will accelerate Capim's growth by enhancing its financial offerings and expanding its reach in the dental sector while improving patient access.
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