Payments

Every payment channel, one connected workflow.

eMedicVerse supports cash, mobile money, bank payments, cards and government payment workflows—connecting each payment to patient billing, receipts and facility revenue records.

Cash Payments

Record cash payments at reception, issue patient receipts and support daily cashier balancing.

GePG Payment System

Support government electronic payment gateway workflows for eligible public-facility services.

Mobile Money

Capture payments through mobile money services such as M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, Airtel Money and Halopesa.

Bill Number Payments

Generate and manage control or bill numbers for patient and service payments.

Bank Transfers

Record direct bank-transfer payments and reconcile them with facility billing activity.

Cards

Support card payment workflows for patients using enabled local and international card channels.

Payment Aggregation

Bring multiple payment providers into one operational workflow for clearer collection tracking.

Reconciliation

How payment reconciliation works

Every payment method follows a clear process from collection and receipt issuance to invoice matching, review and revenue reporting.

  1. Payment is collected

    A patient pays using cash at reception, mobile money, a bill number, card, bank transfer or another enabled payment channel.

  2. A receipt is recorded

    The payment is captured against the patient’s invoice or visit, and the facility can issue a receipt for the transaction.

  3. Payment is matched and reviewed

    Electronic payment confirmations and cashier-collected cash are reviewed against invoices, receipts and end-of-day collection totals.

  4. Cash and deposits are reconciled

    Cashier totals can be balanced against recorded receipts, while electronic payments can be matched to provider confirmations and bank deposits.

  5. Revenue records update

    Revenue Center reports can reflect collections by payment method, helping finance teams review daily activity and investigate differences quickly.