Improved crypto invoices, new fiat currency
We are excited to announce a new update that aims to significantly enhance the payment experience with Confirmo. From invoice optimization, new Settlement methods and currency options, here’s what’s new!
Today’s update builds on top of the previous one, which saw the listing of new smart contracts and payment methods. This introduced new UX challenges, and the new changes aim to streamline and simplify the Confirmo payment flow for your customers.
Key updates include:
- In the first step of the payment flow, end-users now only select coins, and network selection has been moved to the second step. This change should provide greater consistency across all payment methods. So don’t worry, we didn’t disable Lightning – it’s simply been moved to the network selection step to keep things consistent.
- We have temporarily disabled “Bridged USDC” smart contracts, as they were causing mispayments and didn’t see larger adoption. We will be looking at ways to bring them back in a meaningful manner in the future.
- The “Bridged USDT” smart contracts have been merged with the “USDT” selection in the first step to maintain a clear payment experience.
- We have made it easier to understand which payment method (assets and networks) the user is selecting.
- We have added support for the Paraguayan guaraní (PYG) due to high demand from our Paraguayan merchants.
- We have added MATIC as a Settlement method, meaning you can now set up recurrent withdrawals from your balances in this super-efficient Ethereum L2.
We will closely monitor the impact of these changes. As always, we welcome your feedback. Let us know how this update works for you! You can try a demo payment here.
Looking ahead, we are preparing to enable stablecoin Settlements. This means you will soon be able to set up recurring withdrawals from your Confirmo balances without touching fiat or exposing yourself to crypto volatility. We hope you are as excited as we are about the flexibility this will offer your business!
