Cloudflare already puts insufficient-USDC accounts into dunning and falls back to a card on file in [its Stripe-powered flow](https://developers.cloudflare.com/billing/payment-methods/stablecoin-payments/). Confirmo’s per-subscription contracts cap approval blast radius and reach 700+ WalletConnect wallets, but [the July 14 launch post](https://confirmo.com/resources/blog/confirmo-subscribe-stablecoin-subscriptions-for-your-business) publishes no retry rate or failed-payment benchmark.

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