Medpaid HSA | FSA Payments

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Unlock HSA/FSA spending to boost revenue and customer loyalty.

Customer retention

Reconnect customers

Boost conversion

Higher aov

Hsa/fsa spending

Increased revenue

Market expansion

Convert store customers

About Medpaid HSA | FSA Payments

Launched Mar 10, 2025

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2 New Montgomery St, SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94105, US

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Description

Your Complete Solution for HSA/FSA-Enabled Eligibility & Payments

Medpaid makes it easy for your customers to pay with HSA/FSA cards while boosting your sales. Our doctor-led review process evaluates your products and determines eligibility based on ingredients and health benefits. Once approved our checkout software allows customers to seamlessly use tax-advantaged funds at checkout—helping you increase revenue, AOV, and customer lifetime value.

For Supplements, Wellness Products, and Health Enhancing Equipment.
Display HSA/FSA Eligible Badge on Qualified Products
Comprehensive Doctor Review & Research of Product Ingredients
Medpaid Cart Widget for HSA/FSA Card Payments
Seamless Customer Health Assessment for Letters of Medical Necessity

Pros

Enables tax-advantaged spending through HSA/FSA accounts, making it financially easier for customers.
Potential to boost revenue due to increased accessibility to funds.
Increases average order value (AOV) by allowing customers to use more resources.
Enhances customer lifetime value by improving financial access and convenience.
Facilitates customer conversion and retention by offering tax advantages.
Expands the market by tapping into HSA/FSA account holders.
Provides an opportunity to reconnect with past customers via enhanced engagement.
Encourages conversion from physical store customers to online store customers.

Cons

Relies heavily on the assumption that customers have HSA/FSA accounts.
Might limit the customer base to those who are eligible for HSA/FSA programs.
Requires integration with existing financial systems, which might be complex or costly.
Potential privacy concerns related to managing sensitive financial account information.