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Stablecoin payroll on Solana

Toku runs payroll for employees and contractors and pays them in USDC, PYUSD, USDG, AUSD, USDS, USD1, EURC and FDUSD on Solana.

Toku is an employer of record and global payroll provider in 100+ countries, paying teams in local currency or stablecoins. On Solana, Toku sets and withholds salary in local currency, runs the compliance checks and tax reporting, and then sends the net pay in USDC, PYUSD, USDG, AUSD, USDS, USD1, EURC, FDUSD and SOL. Solana is a high-throughput layer 1 network with low fees, widely used for stablecoin payments.

Jito Foundation and Sanctum use Toku to pay their teams.

In Toku's 4 November 2026 measurement, a block on Solana became final in a median of 0.2 seconds. Toku's own approval and processing come before that step.

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Updated · Usage figures from DefiLlama stablecoin and chain data

Solana with Toku at a glance

Tokens Toku paysUSDC, PYUSD, USDG, AUSD, USDS, USD1, EURC, FDUSD and SOL
Who can be paidEmployees through Toku's employer of record, and contractors
Coverage100+ countries, confirmed for each person before the first payment
Usage on Solana$14 billion in stablecoins (number 3 by supply, 12 November 2026)

About Solana

Solana is a high-throughput layer 1 network with low fees, widely used for stablecoin payments.

Transactions per second1,610 on average, measured November 12, 2026 over 1 hour
Stablecoins on the network$14 billion
Value locked in apps$5.0 billion
Native tokenSOL
How we measured it: getRecentPerformanceSamples(60) on api.mainnet-beta.solana.com: sum of numNonVoteTransactions over 60 one-minute samples (slots 468521582-468538055) divided by the summed samplePeriodSecs. Vote TPS in the same window was 0 (numTransactions equalled numNonVoteTransactions in every sample, so validator votes are no longer counted as on-chain transactions).

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How it works

  1. You approve the payroll run or contractor invoices in Toku.
  2. Toku sets salary in local currency and handles withholding, tax filings and compliance checks.
  3. Toku sends the net pay in USDC, PYUSD, USDG, AUSD, USDS, USD1, EURC and FDUSD to each person's wallet on Solana.
  4. Payment records, payslips and tax documents stay with each payment.

Teams on Solana that pay with Toku

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.

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Solana payroll: frequently asked questions

Yes. Toku pays employees and contractors in USDC, PYUSD, USDG, AUSD, USDS, USD1, EURC and FDUSD on Solana. Salary is still set and taxed in local currency, and Toku confirms the arrangement for each person before the first payment.
USDC, PYUSD, USDG, AUSD, USDS, USD1, EURC, FDUSD and SOL. SOL can also be used for token compensation and grants.
Yes. Toku's payroll API connects to providers such as ADP, Workday, Gusto and Rippling, so your provider stays the source of truth and Toku handles the Solana payout.
In Toku's 4 November 2026 measurement, a block on Solana became final in a median of 0.2 seconds. Toku's own approval and processing come before that step.
Yes. Contractors invoice through Toku's contractor management and are paid in USDC, PYUSD, USDG, AUSD, USDS, USD1, EURC and FDUSD on Solana, with invoices, approvals and payment records kept together.

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Tell us who you pay, where they work and which network your treasury uses. We'll show you how salary, contractor payouts and token compensation work for each person, with an itemized quote.

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Salary is set and withheld in local currency, and Toku confirms the stablecoin arrangement for each person before the first payment.