- Polygon powers Toku stablecoin Payroll, enabling instant compliant payments in over 100 countries through existing HR platforms.
- All Toku users now get a Polygon wallet by default as the network generates more than $1 billion in annual payroll in low-cost on-chain payments.
Polygon expands its enterprise utility by becoming the payment layer for Toku Global Stablecoin Payroll, currently operating in over 100 countries. Line allows businesses to pay their employees in stablecoins without changing their existing salaries. Through Polygon infrastructure, payroll is faster, cheaper, and can accommodate distributed teams anywhere in the world.
Toku's payroll system integrates with systems such as ADP, Workday, Gusto, and UKG. As a result, employers can source their salaries in stablecoins and direct them through the Polygon blockchain. According to announcementToki handles taxes, compliance, local registration, and employee compensation in various jurisdictions. All Toku users will receive a Polygon wallet by default and become an on-chain participant instantly.
NEW: Toku selects Polygon to launch compliant global stablecoin payroll for employers.
Same system, same compliance standards, but a completely new on-chain rail for recurring payments.
With this integration, all Toku users in over 100 countries will receive a Polygon wallet… pic.twitter.com/O8KtZUlDRz
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This integration aims to take the $50 trillion global payroll market off its traditional rails and upgrade it. Traditional payroll processes rely on banks, batch files, intermediaries, and delayed payments. This system allows businesses to process thousands of compliant transactions within seconds using a single Polygon wallet.
Polygon strengthens its commitment to regulated on-chain finance
The launch is part of a broader strategy by Polygon to modernize the way value moves on-chain. As CNF outlinedPolygon is already home to eUSD, a regulated bank-issued USD stablecoin deployed under the Telcoin Digital Asset Bank license. Polygon's infrastructure continues to be the preferred choice for institutions due to its low rates and consistent throughput.
According to Polygon's roadmap, nearly half of all US-based USDC transfers in the $100 to $1,000 range are already made through Polygon. With over $3.3 billion in stablecoin liquidity and consistent payment performance, the network supports large-scale real-world funds transfers. Toki’s integration builds on this trend by offering payroll that runs on compliant, low-cost blockchain rails.
Beyond this development, as CNF reportedPolygon Labs recently signed an agreement to acquire Coinme and Sequence to support Open Money Stack, a US-compliant payment integration platform. This stack serves as the foundation for enterprise-grade blockchain payment tools such as payroll, remittances, and B2B payments.
Toki processes over $1 billion in token payroll annually and also acts as an Employer of Record (EOR) to simplify hiring logistics for international teams. As a result, employers can fill full-time positions across borders, with Toku taking care of onboarding, taxes and statutory benefits.
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