Product
Blockchain Autopay & Subscriptions
Run recurring blockchain payments using wallet approvals, scheduled billing, retry logic, and monitoring — built to reduce payment failures and churn for subscription businesses.
Overview
Blockchain autopay enables subscriptions and recurring billing without requiring users to manually sign each charge. Approvals are scoped, revocable, and monitored so finance teams can enforce policy while product teams maintain a seamless checkout experience.
This product provides the subscription layer of blockchain payments infrastructure, with reliability mechanisms that mirror how card processors handle renewals, retries, and reconciliation.
How Autopay Works
- Users grant wallet approvals with scoped permissions.
- Scheduled billing triggers a charge at the correct interval.
- Retry logic handles failed attempts and updates status.
- Webhooks and logs reconcile outcomes with internal systems.
Key Capabilities
- Wallet approvals / permit-based authorization
- Scheduled recurring charges
- Retry logic and failure handling
- Monitoring, alerts, and subscription status tracking
Operational Reliability
Recurring billing must be dependable across network congestion and user wallet variability. This product adds monitoring and alerting to ensure subscriptions remain active, and it provides audit-ready logs for compliance and finance teams.
Use Cases
- Global SaaS subscriptions with users in emerging markets
- Creator platforms that need reliable recurring billing
- Membership and access platforms with automated renewals
FAQ
Do users need to sign every charge?
No. Wallet approvals authorize recurring billing so that charges can occur automatically within scoped limits.
How do retries work?
Failed charges are retried based on configurable policies, with status events sent to your backend.
Can I revoke permissions?
Yes. Approvals can be revoked at any time, and limits can be adjusted as policies evolve.
Next Steps
If you need reliable subscriptions in blockchain, book an architecture call to map approvals, retry policies, and reconciliation flows.