Payment platform Confirmo has teamed up with blockchain infrastructure provider Paxos to deliver secure, regulated stablecoin services to companies throughout the United States. This collaboration enables U.S. enterprises in sectors like online retail, proprietary trading, foreign exchange, and payroll to access compliant digital asset handling, including deposits, payouts, and secure storage, all integrated into Confirmo’s existing system.
The rollout begins this month with custody features, followed by full deposit and withdrawal options in early 2026.
Confirmo, known for its focus on stablecoin-based transactions, has built a robust platform that streamlines money movement for thousands of clients.
Handling over $90 million in monthly transaction volume, the company offers tools for merchant checkouts, bulk payments, automatic currency conversions, and rapid settlements across popular stablecoins and blockchain networks.
Businesses can also opt for fiat conversions and receive detailed reports ready for accounting purposes.
Recently, one of Confirmo’s affiliated entities in Europe gained approval under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) from Ireland’s Central Bank, underscoring its commitment to regulatory standards.
Paxos, a leader in regulated blockchain and tokenization services, brings its expertise to the partnership by supplying the necessary infrastructure for trustworthy operations.
The company issues digital assets such as PayPal USD (PYUSD), Pax Dollar (USDP), Pax Gold (PAXG), and Global Dollar (USDG).
With oversight from bodies like the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), Finland‘s Financial Supervisory Authority (FIN-FSA), Singapore’s Monetary Authority (MAS), and Abu Dhabi’s Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA), Paxos ensures high levels of compliance and security.
Through this alliance, Confirmo gains access to Paxos‘ on- and off-ramps for fiat-to-crypto transitions, advanced custody solutions, and seamless banking connections.
The benefits for US firms are substantial.
Companies can now fund accounts using conventional banking methods, safeguard their digital holdings with a certified American custodian, and transfer value between traditional currency and stablecoins almost instantly—all while adhering to strict U.S. regulations.
This setup addresses common barriers to adopting blockchain payments, such as concerns over reliability and legal compliance, making it easier for enterprises to incorporate efficient, cost-effective digital solutions into their operations.
Anna Štrébl, Confirmo’s CEO, highlighted the partnership’s potential:
“We’ve spent over a decade perfecting payment solutions for European businesses that meet everyday commercial demands. By joining forces with Paxos, we’re extending that reliable framework to American companies, complete with the regulatory assurance they need.”
Nick Robnett, Paxos’ Head of Crypto Business, noted:
“Confirmo has proven the viability of large-scale stablecoin use in practical business settings. Our regulated tools empower them to scale nationally, offering U.S. businesses the security and dependability they demand.”
Regulatory adherence is at the core of this initiative. Paxos operates as a licensed trust company under OCC supervision, allowing fiduciary activities in the U.S.
Meanwhile, Confirmo’s European arm complies with MiCA, and Paxos’ Global Dollar aligns with similar standards in Europe.
This dual-layer compliance provides a solid foundation for cross-border operations.
This expansion positions Confirmo to tap into the growing U.S. market for digital payments, where stablecoins are increasingly seen as a faster alternative to traditional wires.
As adoption rises, such partnerships could further accelerate the mainstream integration of blockchain technology, benefiting industries reliant on swift, global transactions.