If you need to pay contractors in Argentina, Hanko lets you send stablecoins like USDC and USDT or traditional fiat from a single dashboard. Argentine contractors often prefer dollar-denominated stablecoins to hold value, and Hanko makes that straightforward while still supporting bank payouts for anyone who wants them. Every payout is confirmed on-chain and comes with an email receipt.
Two ways to pay your Argentine contractors
Hanko supports both crypto and fiat, so you can match each contractor's preference. Many workers in Argentina choose USD stablecoins to protect the value of their earnings, while others prefer a local bank transfer. You set up the recipient once and pay them whichever way works best.
- Stablecoins: USDC, USDT or DAI on Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, Arbitrum or Optimism
- Fiat: card, ACH and SEPA bank wire
- Each contractor can be paid in the method they prefer
Run batch payouts in one transaction
When you pay a whole team at once, Hanko can send mass payouts in a single on-chain transaction, which is more gas-efficient than sending each one separately. Every recipient receives an individual email receipt with a link to the transaction on a block explorer, so each contractor has proof of payment without you fielding follow-up questions.
- Mass payouts batched into one transaction
- Individual email receipt with explorer link per recipient
- Clone a previous payroll run to repeat it next cycle
Confirmed on-chain, off-ramp when needed
Stablecoin payouts are verified on the blockchain, so a payment is recorded as complete only when the network confirms it. Contractors who want local currency can off-ramp received stablecoins to a bank account, and you can do the same for any funds you hold. This keeps records clean on both sides of the payment.
One dashboard for payroll and reconciliation
Hanko is an all-in-one workspace, so contractor payments live next to your proposals, agreements, invoices and client portals. Past payroll runs and templates can be cloned, which saves time when the same contractors are paid every month. Everything reconciles in one place regardless of whether you paid in fiat or stablecoins.
- Reuse templates and past runs each pay cycle
- Track fiat and crypto payouts in the same view
- Give contractors a private portal for their documents and history
Frequently asked questions
How can I pay contractors in Argentina with Hanko?
You can pay them in stablecoins such as USDC, USDT or DAI on chains like Base, Polygon or Solana, or in fiat by card, ACH or SEPA bank wire. Each contractor is set up once and can be paid either way.
Why do Argentine contractors often prefer stablecoins?
Dollar-denominated stablecoins let workers hold value in a stable unit. Hanko supports USDC, USDT and DAI, and contractors can off-ramp to a bank account when they want local currency.
Can I pay several contractors at once?
Yes. Hanko can send batch payouts in a single on-chain transaction, which is more gas-efficient than paying each contractor individually, and every recipient gets their own receipt.
How do contractors know they were paid?
Each recipient receives an email receipt that includes a link to the transaction on a block explorer, so they have verifiable proof of payment for every payout.
Do contractors in Argentina need a crypto wallet?
Only if they choose to be paid in stablecoins. Anyone who prefers fiat can receive a bank payout instead, so a wallet is never mandatory.
Can I repeat the same payroll run each month?
Yes. Templates and past runs can be cloned, so recurring monthly payments to the same contractors take just a few steps.