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Families

Sharing healthcare costs with parents, children, or siblings.

Providers

Reducing bad debt, admin, and payment delays.

Pay medical bills together because healthcare is rarely paid alone.

Fractal Pay helps families split, track, and settle healthcare expenses through a structured workflow

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Medical bills feel chaotic

Because they arrive from multiple providers, at different times, with different amounts due.

Family support feels awkward

Because no one can clearly see who owes what.

Payments become stressful

because coordination happens in texts, transfers, and memory.

The Reality

Fractal Pay exists because healthcare payments require structure.

We provide:

One place for every medical invoice

Defined contribution allocations

Real-time visibility across contributors

Direct provider settlement once funded

No lending product


Because debt shouldn’t be the default answer to medical care

What Fractal Pay Provide

How It Works for Families

 Invoice Intake

Upload or receive a medical invoice into your secure vault.

Contributor Allocation

Invite contributors and assign proportions or fixed amounts.

Funding

Each contributor funds their allocation via bank account or card.

Settlement

Fractal Pay initiates payment instructions.
The provider receives full settlement once funded.

Designed for Real Scenarios

Families maintaining private health insurance

Because premiums are often funded across generations

Adult children supporting ageing parents

Because major procedures rarely impact one person alone

Separated Parents

Because pediatric bills are shared, even when households aren’t

Out-of-pocket healthcare spend is rising and families already share costs.

What’s missing is structured coordination.

Fractal Pay replaces informal transfers with a transparent, auditable workflow.

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Why This Matters

Healthcare payments are operational.
Treat them that way

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