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Sorio lets one person set the terms of a recurring payment and another approve it a single time. After that one approval, payments are collected automatically on the schedule - without the payer needing to sign again each cycle.

1. 1

   Create a plan

   A merchant (or employer) sets the amount, token, and billing period, then gets a shareable link.

2. 2

   Approve once

   The payer opens the link, connects their wallet, and approves the recurring payment one time on-chain.

3. 3

   Collected automatically

   On each cycle, the approved amount is collected automatically. The payer doesn't sign again.

4. 4

   Stay in control

   The payer can cancel at any time, and no payment can ever exceed the amount they approved.

Sorio is built on the Solana Foundation's Subscriptions Delegation Program - the on-chain program that enforces these rules. Funds move directly from the payer to the recipient; Sorio never takes custody of your money.

Sorio Scribe is for accepting recurring payments, like subscriptions.

• Create a plan with a name, price, token, and billing period (for example $9.99 every month).
• Share the link with your customers. Anyone with the link can subscribe.
• Track subscribers from your dashboard - who's subscribed, how much you've received, and how many payments each has made.
• Payments arrive automatically each cycle, straight to your wallet.

When you subscribe to a plan, you stay in control the whole time.

• Approve once. You authorize the recurring payment a single time from your wallet.
• A hard ceiling. The amount you approve is enforced on-chain - no one can ever collect more than that per cycle.
• Non-custodial. Your funds stay in your wallet until each payment is collected. Sorio never holds them.
• Cancel anytime. You can revoke the authorization whenever you want, ending future payments.

Sorio Roll runs payroll on the same rail. An employer pays employees or contractors on a recurring schedule.

• Create a payroll and add employees with their wallet and salary.
• Choose when payments start for the payroll - either pay immediately when you approve each person, or schedule a start date.
• Approve each employee - this authorizes their recurring salary on-chain.
• Salaries pay out automatically each cycle from your wallet.

• Non-custodial. Funds move directly from payer to recipient on-chain. Sorio never holds your money.
• A hard on-chain limit. The approved amount is a ceiling enforced by the on-chain program. No more than that can be collected per cycle.
• Cancel anytime. Authorizations can be revoked at any point, stopping future payments.
• Built on an established program. Sorio uses the Solana Foundation's Subscriptions Delegation Program for the on-chain authorization and collection logic.