Tempo launches subscription payments, automatic deduction, and virtual address features to support stablecoin payments for businesses
Foresight News reported that payment public chain Tempo has announced on Twitter that it has launched subscription payments, automatic deductions, and virtual address features. Enterprises can now achieve regular automatic deductions through a one-time authorization, while generating an independent virtual address for each customer or each invoice. Funds will be automatically consolidated into the main wallet without additional initialization or token sweeping operations, greatly reducing operational costs. According to the official statement, Tempo's stablecoin consulting team can assist enterprises in evaluating use cases and bringing them into production.
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