HealPay to Exhibit at NCBA Connect 2025 in San Antonio, TX

Oct 8, 2025

We’re thrilled to announce that HealPay will be exhibiting at NCBA Connect 2025, taking place October 14–17 at the San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter in San Antonio, Texas.

As part of the legal collections and creditor-rights community, this is a key opportunity for us to connect with attorneys, credit grantors, and industry vendors, showcase our latest payment innovations, and help drive the evolution of collections and receivables technology.


About NCBA Connect

NCBA Connect is the flagship annual conference of the National Creditors Bar Association (NCBA), designed specifically for the legal collections and creditors’ rights space. 
The conference program includes:

  • Educational sessions (many qualifying for CLE credit)

  • Client meetings (group & individual)

  • Exhibit hall showcasing vendor innovations

  • Networking receptions, advocacy discussions, and more


Why HealPay Is Exhibiting

At HealPay, we believe that better payment systems can fundamentally improve the collections process—for both creditors and debtors. Our platform is built to streamline receivables, reduce friction, and enhance compliance and transparency.

By exhibiting at NCBA Connect, we intend to:

  1. Demonstrate our latest features — Walk attendees through how HealPay can support digital payment adoption, automated reconciliation, compliance handling, and reporting.

  2. Engage with legal and collections stakeholders — Hear directly from law firms, creditors, and in-house counsel about their pain points, workflows, and unmet needs.

  3. Forge partnerships — Explore integration or referral opportunities with firms, software vendors, or service providers in the creditors’ rights ecosystem.

  4. Raise industry awareness — Position HealPay as a thought leader in payments for collections and support the broader adoption of technology-driven solutions in this domain.

 

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