- Doc.com aims to list on Nasdaq under the ticker DOCC.
- The platform uses AI and blockchain, including the Medical Token Currency.
- Its US expansion was supported by a $300 million investment from Silver Rock Group.
Mexico City-based Doc.com is taking a major lead in expanding its blockchain-powered telehealth platform. As part of the initiative, the platform filed to list its Class A stock on the Nasdaq under the ticker DOCC. The move comes as the company aims to make healthcare more accessible, especially for underserved communities, by connecting users with licensed doctors, mental health professionals, and veterinarians through its AI-enabled platform.
The basic concept of Doc.com’s model is a blockchain-based ecosystem that uses its own cryptocurrency, Medical Token Currency (MTC). The token rewards users for activities like virtual consultations, health assessments, and sharing health data, and can be traded or redeemed for services on the platform. With operations across the US and Latin America, Doc.com is now poised to grow its global footprint.
Doc.com Pushes for Nasdaq Debut
As per the latest reports, Doc.com, a Mexico City-based digital health company, has applied to list its Class A shares on the Nasdaq under the ticker DOCC. This marks an important step in the company’s plan to expand its blockchain telehealth platform internationally. The company uses AI and blockchain technologies to connect people with licensed healthcare professionals.
Notably, the company’s decision to go live on Nasdaq comes amid its expansion plans. As CEO Charles Nader stated,
“Filing for Nasdaq is a meaningful milestone that reinforces our long-term vision and commitment to health equity. This step positions us to expand globally, advance our AI and blockchain technologies and drive positive social impact by reaching more communities in need. We believe healthcare should be a human right, and this brings us closer to realizing that mission at scale.”
The blockchain-based healthcare system uses its own cryptocurrency called the Medical Token Currency. Users can earn the tokens for activities within the ecosystem. While these tokens can be used for trading in the regular crypto market, it can also be used for payments on Doc.com under certain conditions.
The digital health platform claims that it lets users consult doctors via its mobile app. While it currently boasts multiple specialists, including mental health and veterinarians, it is planning to include psychologists soon. The platform stated that new users will be provided a 15-min free consultation. Follow-up appointments will be available with charges.
Exploring the Rise of Blockchain in Healthcare
Significantly, Doc.com entered the US market last year, backed by a $300 million equity investment from global firm Silver Rock Group. The move aligned with a larger trend where many healthcare platforms have started embracing blockchain technology. Times of Blockchain recently reported that the blockchain healthcare industry is poised to grow and hit a record of $345 billion by 2032.
Other platforms like Sharps Technology also explored the opportunities of blockchain. The platform launched a $400 million private placement and a digital asset treasury with Solana.
In June 2025, Goldeney 1995 LLC, connected to fintech investor Greg Kidd, who was the former Ripple risk officer, bought a controlling stake in the US medical device company Know Labs. The company invested 1,000 Bitcoin in addition to cash.
