Across much of the world, diagnostic care is delayed by weeks or even months. Hospitals lack modern equipment like MRI and CT machines, not due to absence of demand, but due to lack of capital and outdated funding models. Even where infrastructure exists, it is often underutilized or isolated from broader ecosystems that could increase its value and reach.
MediMint was created to change this, not in theory, but in execution.
By tokenizing high-value diagnostic machines and connecting verified hospital data to blockchain, MediMint introduces a transparent and scalable model that serves hospitals, investors, and patients alike. Each MRI, CT, or ultrasound device becomes a verifiable digital asset with real usage and real revenue tracked on-chain.
This allows hospitals to expand capacity without debt, while investors gain exposure to tangible, yield-generating assets. Patients benefit from faster and more affordable care, and in many cases, they gain access to diagnostic machines that were previously unavailable.
MediMint is co-founded by Vikash Sharma and Nalin Kumar.
Vikash brings deep operational expertise in healthcare. As the founder and CEO of Avisa Smart Hospitals and IC1101 Holdings, he has built and scaled one of the largest smart hospital ecosystems across India, Africa, and the GCC. His experience includes hospital transformation, diagnostics expansion, digital therapeutics, genomics, preventive care, and the use of AI to strengthen clinical operations. He has demonstrated a consistent ability to take underperforming hospitals, restructure them through data-driven systems, and convert them into functional, profitable healthcare assets.
Nalin Kumar brings two decades of experience in global banking and investment strategy. He has held senior positions at JP Morgan, HSBC, FirstRand, and Rabobank, focusing on investment banking, capital structure, compliance, and financial governance. His background ensures that MediMint is built with institutional-grade controls and a strong regulatory foundation, aligning the tokenized model with what global investors expect.
Together, the founding team bridges healthcare operations and capital strategy to build a platform that is credible, functional, and ready for global scale.
MediMint, through its strategic partnership with Avisa Smart Hospitals, led by MediMint co-founder Vikash Sharma, has agreements in place to integrate this model across a network of more than 300 smart hospitals in India and Africa, serving more than 10 million patients annually.
This partnership provides MediMint with direct access to an expansive and digitally integrated hospital ecosystem, ensuring that the platform can scale rapidly and deliver impact from day one.
MediMint is the blockchain arm of four distinct but complementary healthcare verticals, each driving innovation in its domain.
MediMint is the blockchain arm of a healthcare group composed of four integrated verticals:
Avisa Smart Hospitals powers the core infrastructure, with more than 300 tech-enabled hospitals using AI, automation, genomics, and digital tools to deliver connected and efficient care.
Eternell focuses on longevity science through genomics, personalized wellness plans, and proactive health management.
Opulence promotes preventive wellness through targeted nutrition, offering functional foods and supplements that support holistic clinical care.
MediMint serves as the technology backbone, tokenizing diagnostic equipment and anonymized health data to create transparent and revenue-generating digital assets.
Together, these verticals form a unified healthcare ecosystem built to scale innovation, access, and sustainability.
A New Class of Healthcare Finance
MediMint addresses one of the most overlooked inefficiencies in healthcare: access to equipment. By combining blockchain infrastructure, HL7-backed data standards, and institutional-grade tokenomics, MediMint opens the 50 billion dollar global imaging market to a broader set of participants.
Hospitals gain immediate access to diagnostic equipment without upfront capital.
Patients receive faster and more localized care.
Investors earn income from real diagnostic services performed in real hospitals.
This is not a simulation. It is the transformation of medical infrastructure into a new class of transparent and verifiable assets that produce measurable outcomes.