Doc.com Files for Nasdaq Listing to Scale AI- and Blockchain-Enabled Telehealth Platform

Mexico City-based Doc.com has filed an application to list its Class A common stock on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol DOCC, marking a significant step in the company’s efforts to expand its decentralized telehealth platform internationally. The company offers an AI-enabled model that integrates blockchain technology to connect individuals, particularly in underserved communities, with licensed healthcare professionals.

Through its mobile application, Doc.com facilitates access to doctors, nurse practitioners, and mental health specialists, and also connects users with veterinarians. The company has stated that it plans to add psychologists to the platform in the near future. New users are offered a free 15-minute consultation, after which subsequent appointments are provided on a fee-based model. Doc.com currently operates across the U.S. and Latin America, following its entry into the U.S. market last year.

A central component of Doc.com’s model is its blockchain-based healthcare ecosystem, which incorporates a proprietary cryptocurrency known as Medical Token Currency (MTC). The token is used to incentivize participation across the platform by rewarding users for activities such as virtual consultations, health assessments, and the sharing of health data. MTC can be traded on cryptocurrency markets and, in certain cases, redeemed for services within the Doc.com platform.

The company, which was founded in 2012, has positioned the planned listing as a means to support further development of its technology and broader geographic reach. “Filing for Nasdaq is a meaningful milestone that reinforces our long-term vision and commitment to health equity,” CEO Charles Nader said in a statement. “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.”

Doc.com’s growth has been supported by private financing, including a $300 million equity commitment made in 2024 by global investment firm Silver Rock Group, which valued the company at $1.3 billion. The funding was used in part to support Doc.com’s expansion into the U.S. market.

While the company has attracted attention for its AI-driven approach to healthcare delivery, its reputation has been mixed, with past media coverage both questioning elements of its operations and highlighting potential advantages of its decentralized model. Doc.com’s Nasdaq filing places it among a small but growing group of digital health companies exploring the intersection of healthcare delivery and cryptocurrency-based systems.