Confirmo has launched a stablecoin subscription payment service that supports automated recurring billing across more than 700 self-custody wallets and exchange accounts.
Summary
- Confirmo has launched Subscribe to let businesses automate recurring stablecoin payments through wallets and exchange accounts.
- The service supports USDC and USDG on Solana and Polygon, with more than 700 WalletConnect compatible wallets available.
- The launch comes as stablecoin payments continue expanding across business subscriptions, cross border settlements and enterprise payment services.
According to a July 15 press release shared with crypto.news, Subscribe allows enterprise businesses such as SaaS providers, trading platforms, and subscription services to add recurring stablecoin payments to their existing payment systems without developing the infrastructure internally.
The product has arrived as the global subscription economy is projected to reach $1.2 trillion by 2030, while Confirmo said more than 700 million people, or about 8.5% of the global population, now hold digital assets.
Built on Solana and Polygon, Subscribe initially supports Circle-issued USDC and Paxos-issued USDG. Paxos also serves as Confirmo’s US infrastructure partner, with the companies working together on stablecoin infrastructure and market access.
Subscribe supports wallets and exchange accounts
Unlike services limited to self-custody wallets, Subscribe accepts payments from both wallets and exchange accounts. WalletConnect integration gives customers access through more than 700 supported wallets, according to Confirmo.
Once a customer approves a subscription, the system automatically pulls stablecoins from the selected wallet or account on each billing date. Every payment is recorded from the outset, allowing merchants to monitor completed and scheduled transactions.
Existing Confirmo clients can view subscription activity through the same dashboard used for their other stablecoin payment products. The combined view removes the need to manage recurring transactions through a separate system.
Subscription plans are priced in US dollars to limit exposure to digital asset price changes. Confirmo said stablecoin settlement can also lower cross-border costs and reduce unexpected charges for customers.
Card declines and failed billing attempts can cause subscribers to lose access to a service without choosing to cancel. The company said wallet-based pull payments remove some of those failure points by collecting funds automatically after the customer grants approval.
Anna Kratky Strebl, Group CEO at Confirmo, said the service was developed around the payment needs of the company’s business customers.
“Built in collaboration with our long-term customers, it gives merchants a more transparent, cost-effective way to manage subscription and recurring revenue models, while making it easier for consumers worldwide to pay with the wallets and accounts they already use,” Strebl said.
She added that Confirmo would continue adapting its services as stablecoins become part of mainstream financial infrastructure and businesses seek new digital payment models.
FTMO helped design the payment system
Confirmo developed Subscribe with proprietary trading firm FTMO, which served as the product’s design partner. The collaboration allowed the infrastructure provider to test the system against the operational requirements of an existing merchant before launch.
Milan Flosman, Head of Finance Operations at FTMO, said the service would allow the company to introduce automated stablecoin billing without building its own payment system.
“Subscribe will give us something that didn’t exist before, a way to run automated, recurring stablecoin billing without building it ourselves,” Flosman said.
He added that Confirmo understood FTMO’s setup through the companies’ existing relationship and built the service to integrate with its operations.
“We’re not just looking to accept a new payment method; we’re preparing to launch a new payment model entirely,” Flosman said.
Stablecoin payments continue expanding beyond trading
The launch comes as businesses continue adopting stablecoins for commercial payments instead of limiting their use to crypto trading.
As previously reported by crypto.news, stablecoin cross-border payments were priced below interbank foreign exchange rates throughout the second quarter of 2026, Borderless.xyz highlighted in its Q2 2026 benchmark.
The firm tracked 260 payment corridors across 108 countries using nearly three million exchange rate observations and found stablecoin transfers maintained predictable pricing while provider selection became the largest factor affecting payment costs.
Borderless.xyz also reported that real-world stablecoin payment volume doubled to about $400 billion in 2025 as business-to-business payments, payroll and cross-border settlement gained traction.
The report said payment providers have continued expanding stablecoin services across new markets, with companies including dLocal and SBI Remit increasing support for international payment corridors.
