Confirmo launches Subscribe for recurring stablecoin billing with USDC, USDG and 700-plus WalletConnect wallets

Confirmo has rolled out Subscribe, a recurring billing product for enterprise merchants that want to collect stablecoin payments on a scheduled basis instead of chasing cards, expiries and issuer declines. The part that matters for PSPs and merchants is simple: it combines automated billing with support for both exchange accounts and self-custody wallets, which is still a fairly awkward gap in most stablecoin payment stacks.

1. Subscribe launches with support for USDC, issued by Circle, and USDG, issued by Paxos, and runs on Solana and Polygon. Confirmo says subscription plans are priced in US dollars, while stablecoin settlement handles the underlying transfer, so merchants are not taking direct volatility exposure on the billing amount.
2. Confirmo says the product is the first stablecoin subscription product to support both exchange accounts and self-custody wallets, with integration across more than 700 wallets via WalletConnect. That matters because recurring billing is much easier to promise than to operationalize when the customer’s funds sit in a wallet rather than a card account with a nice neat retry flow.
3. FTMO, a proprietary trading firm and long-term Confirmo customer, acted as design partner during development. Milan Flosman, head of finance operations at FTMO, said the product gives the firm “a way to run automated, recurring stablecoin billing without building it ourselves” and frames it as “a new payment model entirely.”
4. Confirmo is pitching Subscribe against a very familiar pain point: card-based recurring payments fail because of expired cards, insufficient funds and issuer-level friction, which drives involuntary churn. Stablecoin pull payments, where a customer pre-authorises a wallet to release funds on a billing date, remove the card network from the loop and can reduce cross-border conversion costs for international subscriber bases.
5. The company points to Juniper Research estimates that the global subscription economy will reach $1.2 trillion by 2030, and cites Triple-A data showing 700 million people, or approximately 8.5 per cent of the global population, now hold digital assets. Those are market-sizing numbers, not revenue forecasts, but they explain why recurring payments is the next obvious battlefield in stablecoin infrastructure.

There is also a regulatory read-through here. In the US, federal stablecoin legislation advanced through Congress in mid-2025, and Confirmo is leaning on the fact that both USDC and USDG are issued by entities operating under regulatory frameworks. For enterprise merchants and their payment providers, that does not solve the compliance work, but it does improve the conversation around issuer counterparty risk.