By Milan Rojan
Today
- API
- Cross Border Payments
- Digital Payments
Confirmo has launched a stablecoin-based recurring payments solution designed to help enterprise merchants automate subscription billing, as demand for digital asset payments continues to grow across global markets.
Anna Kratky Strebl, Group CEO at Confirmo, said: “‘Subscribe’ 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.”
The new product, Subscribe, enables businesses to accept recurring payments in stablecoins alongside existing payment methods without developing their own infrastructure. The launch targets sectors including software-as-a-service (SaaS), trading platforms and subscription-based businesses seeking to reduce payment failures and simplify cross-border billing.
The platform has been built on the Solana and Polygon blockchains, allowing customers to authorise recurring payments directly from their digital wallets. Once approved, payments are processed automatically on each billing date, reducing the need for manual intervention while providing merchants with a transparent record of transactions.
The company said pricing subscription plans in US dollars helps reduce exposure to currency volatility while lower cross-border transaction costs could improve revenue predictability for merchants operating internationally.
The product was developed in collaboration with proprietary trading firm FTMO, which acted as a design partner during development. Confirmo said the partnership helped shape the platform around practical merchant requirements before its commercial launch.
Merchants already using Confirmo’s payment infrastructure will be able to manage recurring subscriptions alongside other stablecoin transactions through a single dashboard. The launch has reflected growing industry efforts to expand stablecoin use beyond one-off payments into recurring commercial transactions as digital assets become more widely integrated into enterprise payment infrastructure.