Supporting Hospital Cash Flow Management, Bank Mandiri Facilitates Digital Banking Services

Illustration (Photo: Doc. Bank Mandiri)

JAKARTA - PT Bank Mandiri Tbk is said to continue to support business development in the healthcare industry, including providing digital solutions for hospitals. This is realized by the company through the launch of Mandiri Healthcare Solutions which is claimed to make it easier for hospitals to run business processes.

Senior Vice President Transaction Banking Wholesale Bank Mandiri Tri Nugroho said that some of the facilities offered include Mandiri Bill Collection, Mandiri EDC, and e-wallet. He also explained that his party provides digital-based services to facilitate the payment of claims from BPJS Health and the receipt of claims for COVID-19 patients.

"We hope that what is offered by Bank Mandiri can make it easier for hospitals to manage cash flow," he said in an official statement on Monday, November 15.

This state-owned financial services entity is also known to have introduced the latest digital transaction service for the wholesale segment titled Kopra by Mandiri to more than 1,000 Indonesian private hospitals.

"This step is also our effort to encourage the creation of a cashless society, especially in the health sector," he said.

According to Tri, Kopra by Mandiri is equipped with a digital single access platform feature, to facilitate information activities and financial transactions for the business ecosystem of business actors in the wholesale segment on an end-to-end basis, along with the supply chain from upstream to downstream.

"With the existence of Kopra by Mandiri, it will complement the existing digital transaction solutions, especially in the health industry," he added.

For information, since the beginning of the year until the end of September 2021, Bank Mandiri's wholesale channel transactions have recorded more than 160 million transactions with a value of Rp9,400 trillion. Meanwhile, currently more than 1,300 private hospitals have become Bank Mandiri customers.

"Through the collaboration that was built, the company is optimistic that it can support hospitals in carrying out digital transformation for business transaction needs," concluded Tri.