Ethereum with Toku at a glance
| Tokens Toku pays | USDC, USDT, USDG, PYUSD, AUSD, RLUSD, USDS, USDe, DAI, USD1, USDf, USDD, GHO, EURC, TUSD, FDUSD and ETH |
|---|---|
| Who can be paid | Employees through Toku's employer of record, and contractors |
| Coverage | 100+ countries, confirmed for each person before the first payment |
| Usage on Ethereum | $132 billion in stablecoins (number 1 by supply, 12 November 2026) |
About Ethereum
Ethereum is the largest smart contract network and holds the biggest share of the world's stablecoin supply.
| Transactions per second | 23.3 on average, measured November 12, 2026 over 1 hour |
|---|---|
| Stablecoins on the network | $132 billion |
| Value locked in apps | $41 billion |
| Native token | ETH |
Learn more about Ethereum
How it works
- You approve the payroll run or contractor invoices in Toku.
- Toku sets salary in local currency and handles withholding, tax filings and compliance checks.
- Toku sends the net pay in USDC, USDT, USDG, PYUSD, AUSD, RLUSD, USDS, USDe, DAI, USD1, USDf, USDD, GHO, EURC, TUSD and FDUSD to each person's wallet on Ethereum.
- Payment records, payslips and tax documents stay with each payment.
How Toku pays your team
Employees are hired and paid through Toku’s employer of record, with salary set and withheld in local currency and the net pay sent in stablecoins through stablecoin payroll. Contractors are paid through contractor management, and token compensation runs through token grant administration.
See how payout times compare across networks on stablecoin settlement times, and compare costs on the pricing page.