Point-of-sale financing platform for healthcare and service businesses
iFinance Canada operates a B2B2C financing platform connecting service providers (dental, medical, veterinary, home improvement) with consumers seeking flexible payment plans. The tech stack—React, Next.js, TypeScript on frontend; .NET/C# and Azure backend—reflects a modernization in progress: they're actively migrating off legacy WordPress properties while adopting headless CMS platforms (Prismic, Sanity, Contentful, DatoCMS), signaling a shift toward composable, API-first architecture. Hiring velocity is accelerating, with ops and sales roles outpacing engineering—typical of a post-product/market fit company focused on merchant acquisition and integration scale.
iFinance Canada is a Toronto-based fintech providing point-of-sale financing solutions since 1996. The business model centers on offering merchants (healthcare providers, home improvement companies, professional services) zero-cost payment plan infrastructure; customers finance purchases up to $40,000 over up to 84 months, with options for 0% promotional periods. The platform also includes personal loans through a Circle K partnership. Support spans English and French, available 7 days weekly. Revenue is driven by consumer financing origination volume and merchant partnership density rather than per-transaction fees.
Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS. Backend: .NET, C#, Azure DevOps, Azure Functions, Durable Functions. Data/analytics: Python, Streamlit, Shiny, Power BI. Currently migrating to headless CMS platforms (Prismic, Sanity, Contentful, DatoCMS).
Primary projects: website rebuild, migration of legacy WordPress infrastructure, and CRM integration for marketing automation. These align with challenges around legacy system modernization and partner acquisition.
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