Payments, SMS and terminals

DentaPro connects to services your patients already use. The clinic signs the contracts itself, so the money goes straight to its account.

How a patient pays online

  1. The administrator issues an invoice at the cash desk: amount and payment system.
  2. The patient gets an SMS with a link or scans a QR code.
  3. The patient pays in Payme, Click or Uzum Bank.
  4. The payment lands on the patient’s balance in DentaPro by itself.

How to connect online payments

  1. The clinic signs a contract with Payme, Click or Uzum Bank.
  2. Tell us and we’ll open access in DentaPro.
  3. The owner enters the merchant details in settings.
  4. We run a test payment together with you.
  5. We switch on real payments.
  • Money goes to the clinicDentaPro never takes patients’ money: the payment system transfers it to the clinic under its contract.
  • Nobody sees the keysPayme, Click, Uzum Bank and Eskiz keys are stored encrypted and never shown again after saving.
  • The owner sets it upOnly the clinic owner enters payment system and Eskiz details.

Payment system terms were checked against their websites on 04.11.2026 and may change — confirm them with the provider before connecting.

Questions

The clinic’s own contract with Payme, Click or Uzum Bank. Then you can send patients a payment link, and the money goes straight to the clinic’s account.

Straight to the clinic’s account.

The payment systems charge it themselves: Payme 2%, Click 1.5–2.5%. Uzum Bank does not publish its rate.

No. DentaPro prints a non-fiscal receipt on 58 or 80 mm tape or on A4. When a patient pays through Payme, Payme issues the fiscal receipt itself.

The clinic pays Eskiz (eskiz.uz) directly under its own contract. DentaPro doesn’t charge for SMS.

We’ll help you connect

We’ll show what paying looks like for a patient and go through the setup steps.

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