Confirmo has rolled out an automated stablecoin-based subscription payment service designed to help businesses simplify recurring billing using wallets, exchanges, and enterprise platforms. The new solution delivers automated, scheduled payments for subscription companies, software-as-a-service providers, and trading platforms across the global digital asset sector.
Confirmo launches automated stablecoin subscription payments for businesses
Enterprise subscription payments with stablecoins
The platform, named Subscribe, enables enterprises to process recurring transactions in stablecoins without the need for separate blockchain infrastructure or complex new systems. Businesses can maintain their current payment configurations while adding support for automated digital asset payments.
Subscribe initially supports USDC, issued by Circle, and USDG, provided by Paxos, operating on both the Solana and Polygon blockchains. This integration extends recurring payment functionality to users transacting in these two stablecoins across multiple blockchain networks.
Customers can authorize recurring payments via hundreds of digital wallets compatible with WalletConnect, granting broad user access. By including both self-custody wallet options and exchange accounts, the service allows for flexibility in payment methods. Merchants benefit from automated settlements that follow predetermined billing dates, supporting seamless revenue management across global customer bases.
Confirmo has stated that subscription pricing remains denominated in US dollars, which serves to minimize exposure to the volatility common in the cryptocurrency markets. This approach helps businesses plan more predictable revenues and potentially reduce the expense of international transaction processing.
| Solana | USDC, USDG | Self-custody wallets, exchange accounts |
| Polygon | USDC, USDG | Self-custody wallets, exchange accounts |
Merchants can view all scheduled and completed payments directly within the Confirmo dashboard, allowing them to manage both recurring subscriptions and other stablecoin payment activities from a single interface.
Mini dictionary: Confirmo is a fintech company focusing on automated blockchain payment solutions for businesses, offering services to help enterprises integrate digital asset transactions into their standard payment flows.
Development supported by FTMO partnership
Confirmo worked with FTMO, a proprietary trading firm, to design and test the subscription platform before commercial release. By involving FTMO as a design partner, Confirmo adapted Subscribe to address practical requirements of businesses facing operational challenges with cross-border and recurring stablecoin payments.
The service aligns with a wider industry trend to expand the use of stablecoins beyond trading activities toward payment automation, cross-border settlements, and recurring billing solutions.
Anna Kratky Strebl, Group CEO at Confirmo, stated that Subscribe equips merchants with a transparent, efficient approach for managing recurring revenue and offers consumers the convenience of using familiar digital wallets and accounts.
Confirmo emphasized that recurring payments are visible and managed from an integrated dashboard, providing transparency and control over subscription revenues. The company aims to offer reliable payment infrastructure to a growing digital asset user base worldwide.
Recent reports project the global subscription market to reach $1.2 trillion by 2030, underlining increasing demand for flexible and robust billing tools among businesses. The expansion of digital asset ownership further supports the case for blockchain-based solutions in enterprise payment operations.
Through the Subscribe platform, Confirmo intends to make enterprise-grade stablecoin payment automation more accessible, enabling companies to streamline international commerce and adapt to the evolving digital financial landscape.
Confirmo’s latest product demonstrates the company’s focus on delivering scalable, stablecoin-powered payment systems as subscriptions and digital assets gain traction in the wider economy.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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