Payday shouldn’t take five days.
Arcway pays your contractors and remote staff in USDC using nothing but their email address. No wallets to collect, no correspondent banks, no waiting on a Friday cut-off.
You add an email
Name, email, amount. Nothing else — no wallet address to chase, no onboarding form to send them.
We create their wallet
A secure wallet is provisioned in their name before they've ever heard of us. They don't install anything.
They claim and cash out
They sign in with the same email, see the money, and move it where they want it.
One payment, two sides.
Finance runs the payroll. The person getting paid does almost nothing.
- Add payees by email — one at a time or by import.
- Review every run before a cent moves.
- Watch each payment settle, with a receipt for every one.
- No app, no wallet, no seed phrase.
- Sign in with the email they were paid at.
- Hold it in dollars, or move it out whenever they like.
The questions people actually ask.
Does my contractor need to understand crypto?
No. They receive an email, click a link, enter a code. The wallet exists in the background; they never manage a key or install anything.
How do they turn it into local currency?
Today, by sending it to an exchange or wallet they already use. Direct bank cash-out is on the roadmap and will require a one-time identity check — that part is the law, not our design.
Who controls the money before they claim it?
The wallet is provisioned in their name from the moment you add them. Signing in is what puts them in control of it — we can't move their funds afterwards, and neither can you.
Can our systems trigger payouts automatically?
Yes. Every payout in the dashboard is also a single authenticated API call, so your own tooling — or an agent — can pay someone by email.