Solutions · SaaS
Stablecoin billing for SaaS.
Charge subscriptions and usage in USDC on Arbitrum for 0.5% — with recurring authorizations, webhooks, and none of the card declines that quietly churn international customers.
Furlpay lets SaaS companies bill customers in USDC on Arbitrum for a flat 0.5%, using recurring EIP-712 authorizations for subscriptions and webhooks for usage-based charges — with no failed-card churn on international accounts.
Billing that fits SaaS
Recurring authorizations
Collect a signed authorization once and charge on your billing cycle without re-prompting the customer.
Usage-based metering
Meter API calls or seats and settle micropayments — Arbitrum gas is a fraction of a cent.
No card declines
USDC does not expire, get flagged for cross-border risk, or fail on foreign issuers.
Webhooks
Payment, refund, and settlement webhooks drop straight into your existing billing pipeline.
Global from day one
Bill customers anywhere in a dollar-stable asset without opening local card acquiring.
0.5% flat
One rate across plans and geographies — no interchange tiers, no cross-border surcharge.
Frequently asked questions
Can I bill SaaS subscriptions in stablecoins?
Yes. Furlpay collects a recurring EIP-712 authorization once and charges USDC on your billing cycle, so subscriptions renew without re-prompting the customer, and usage-based charges settle via the API.
What happens when a card would normally decline?
USDC payments do not expire or get flagged for cross-border risk the way cards do, so you avoid a common source of involuntary churn on international customers. You still control retries and dunning via webhooks.
How does usage-based billing work on-chain?
You meter usage in your app and charge USDC micropayments through the API. Because Arbitrum gas is sub-cent, per-request or per-seat settlement is economically viable.
Bill in USDC
Recurring authorizations and webhooks for your stack.