More control than a credit card.
A card gives a merchant unlimited charging power. Subsie replaces that with hard, on-chain limits your customers can see, audit and revoke at any time.
Hard limits, not blind trust
Where a standard token approval risks the whole balance, Subsie binds every charge to on-chain rules.
A spend cap that holds
Customers approve a maximum amount, enforced by the contract. Subsie can never pull more than the cap, whatever happens.
- Per-subscription cap
- Enforced on-chain
- Raise or lower anytime
Revoke in one click
Cancelling revokes the allowance immediately, on-chain. After that, nothing can be charged — no support ticket required.
- Instant on-chain revoke
- Cooldown between charges
- Every action logged
Common questions
How is a limited approval different from a normal token approval?
A standard approval can be unlimited. Subsie binds the allowance to a hard cap and cooldown enforced by the contract, so only what is due can be pulled.
Does Subsie custody funds?
No. Settlement happens on-chain from the customer's wallet within their approved limit — Subsie never holds keys or balances.
Can a customer revoke access?
Yes, at any time and in one click. Revoking removes the on-chain allowance so no further charge is possible.
Give customers limits they can see.
Create an account to explore how limited approvals work. Live settlement arrives as the platform matures.