Confirmo Taps Paxos to Offer Compliant Stablecoin Deposits, Payouts, and Custody Across the U.S.
NEW YORK — Feb. 9, 2026 — Confirmo says it will expand into the U.S. with a regulated infrastructure backbone from Paxos, enabling fully compliant digital-asset deposits, payouts, and custody for businesses across all 50 states.
Beginning this month, Confirmo plans to integrate Paxos’ regulated trust and custody infrastructure into its existing payment platform. The goal is to give U.S. enterprises a single, compliant stack for stablecoin payment flows—combining on- and off-ramps, enterprise-grade custody, and direct banking integrations inside Confirmo’s product suite.
What U.S. customers get
Confirmo’s pitch is simple: stablecoin payments that behave like enterprise payments should—fast, controlled, and compliant.
Under the planned rollout, U.S. clients will be able to:
- Fund accounts via traditional banking rails
- Custody digital assets with a qualified U.S. custodian
- Move value between fiat and stablecoins with near-instant settlement
- Run these flows in line with U.S. regulatory requirements, as described in the release
Confirmo says deposit and payout functionality will be available to its U.S. client base in early 2026.
Why Confirmo thinks it can pull this off
Confirmo says it already processes more than $90 million in monthly volume for thousands of clients across payment-intensive sectors like e-commerce, prop trading, forex, and payroll. Its platform supports deposits, merchant checkout, mass payouts, automated conversion, and near-instant settlement using leading stablecoins across major blockchain networks—capabilities it says it is now extending into the U.S. market with full regulatory coverage via Paxos.
Confirmo CEO Anna Štrébl positioned the move as exporting a decade of “merchant-grade” payment tooling from Europe into the U.S., with Paxos providing the regulatory clarity and trust U.S. enterprises typically require.
Paxos’ Nick Robnett, Head of Crypto Business, framed the partnership as a way to bring Confirmo’s “stablecoins at scale” model into the U.S. using regulated rails designed for nationwide deployment.
Why Paxos matters here
Paxos describes itself as a regulated blockchain infrastructure and tokenization platform that provides the compliance and custody plumbing used by large institutions and enterprises.
In the release’s background section, Paxos notes it is the issuer of several well-known digital assets, including PayPal USD (PYUSD), Pax Dollar (USDP), and Pax Gold (PAXG). It also states that Global Dollar (USDG) is issued by Paxos entities in Singapore and Europe under relevant supervision, and that USDG is available on Solana.
Industry takeaway: why this matters for stablecoins (and U.S. enterprise adoption)
This is the stablecoin market growing up in the most practical way possible: by plugging into regulated custody + banking rails, not by asking enterprises to “become crypto-native.”
If Confirmo delivers what it’s outlining, it matters because:
- Stablecoins become a payments product, not a crypto experiment. Enterprises care about compliance, custody, and predictable settlement more than “chain choice.”
- Nationwide coverage is the real milestone. “All 50 states” is a statement about operational reach and regulatory readiness—two of the biggest blockers for U.S. corporate adoption.
- The stack becomes modular. Confirmo provides merchant-facing payment workflows; Paxos provides regulated custody and trust infrastructure. That separation of concerns is how enterprise fintech typically scales.
Bottom line: this partnership is less about launching something flashy and more about building the boring (but necessary) rails that make stablecoin payments usable for mainstream U.S. businesses.