Confirmo has introduced a new automated stablecoin subscription payment service designed for enterprise merchants, operating on the Solana and Polygon blockchains. The service, called Subscribe, enables recurring billing through more than 700 self-custody wallets and exchange accounts, removing the need for businesses to build their own blockchain payment infrastructure.
Initially supporting Circle-issued USDC and Paxos-issued USDG, the platform integrates WalletConnect to allow customers to connect via a wide range of compatible wallets. Payments can also be accepted directly from exchange accounts, broadening accessibility. Once a subscription is approved, funds are automatically pulled on each billing date, with all transactions tracked in Confirmo’s existing merchant dashboard.
The launch comes as the global subscription economy is projected to reach $1.2 trillion by 2030, and over 700 million people now hold digital assets. Confirmo partnered with proprietary trading firm FTMO as a design partner to refine the product, ensuring it meets real-world enterprise billing needs. Paxos serves as Confirmo’s US infrastructure partner, supporting stablecoin market access and payment infrastructure.
Subscription plans are priced in US dollars to minimize exposure to crypto volatility, while stablecoin settlement aims to lower cross-border costs and reduce failed billing attempts. Anna Kratky Strebl, Group CEO at Confirmo, emphasized that the service was built around practical business requirements, giving merchants a more transparent and cost-effective way to manage recurring revenue models.
FTMO’s Head of Finance Operations, Milan Flosman, noted that Subscribe allows the firm to introduce automated stablecoin billing without internal development, describing it as an entirely new payment model. The broader trend of stablecoin adoption in commercial payments is underscored by data from Borderless.xyz, which reported that real-world stablecoin payment volume doubled to about $400 billion in 2025, driven by B2B payments, payroll, and cross-border settlement.
