Confirmo Subscribe is live on Arbitrum
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Confirmo Subscribe now supports Arbitrum. Merchants can bill recurring stablecoin payments to subscribers on Arbitrum in USDC or USDT, and subscribers authorize once from the wallet or exchange account they already use.

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Arbitrum users already hold stablecoins and spend them daily. Recurring payments were the one thing missing. Now, they can pay in USDC or USDT, from the self-custody wallet they already use.
Arbitrum joins Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana on Confirmo Subscribe, so recurring payments can run on whichever network a subscriber already uses.
What a subscription looks like for the subscriber
Subscribe was launched as an on-chain billing layer for recurring payments, piloted with FTMO, one of the world’s largest prop trading firms. Since then, adoption has been rising across industries.
Any subscriber can authorise a recurring payment by choosing their coin and network, including Arbitrum, at checkout. Every subscription gets its own approval, capped at the agreed amount and isolated from every other subscription.
Subscribers choose to pay for goods and services from their self-custody wallet, and Confirmo sets up the smart contract that pulls each charge automatically, at the designated frequency and amount. Nothing to re-approve. No credentials expire the way it would for card payments. Arbitrum users get a true set and forget for recurring payments, without losing access to the subscriptions they need day to day. And they can cancel whenever they want, either through the merchant or by revoking the permission in their own wallet.
Merchant considerations
Adding Arbitrum means reaching subscribers who hold their stablecoins there, without any extra setup on your side. You still set the price in fiat and the cadence you need. The same fees, API connectivity, dashboards, and webhooks stay in place, so there is no new integration and no separate reconciliation process.
It's a wider set of subscribers, on the same rails.
