When you need to pay contractors in Brazil, Hanko lets you send funds in USDC, USDT, or DAI on chains like Base, Polygon, and Solana, or by conventional bank transfer. Batch payouts to your whole Brazilian team go out in a single transaction, and each contractor receives an email receipt with an explorer link. Recipients who prefer local currency can off-ramp stablecoins to a bank account.
Two ways to pay your Brazilian contractors
Contractors in Brazil often want speed and choice, and different people prefer different rails. Hanko lets you pay in fiat by bank transfer or in crypto stablecoins, so each contractor gets funds in the form that works for them. Stablecoin payouts settle on-chain in minutes rather than waiting on cross-border banking cutoffs.
- Pay in USDC, USDT, or DAI on Base, Polygon, Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, or Optimism
- Or pay in fiat via bank transfer
- Cross-border stablecoin transfers settle in minutes, not days
Run the whole batch in one transaction
If you pay several contractors in Brazil at once, you do not need to send a separate transfer to each person. Hanko bundles a mass payout into a single, gas-efficient transaction, so one run pays the entire group. You can clone a previous payroll run or a saved template when the same people get paid again, which keeps recurring cycles fast.
- Batch and mass payouts go out in one transaction
- Gas-efficient compared to sending each payment separately
- Clone past runs and templates for recurring payroll
Receipts and verification for every payout
Every contractor in your batch receives an email receipt that includes a block-explorer link to their transaction, so they can independently confirm the payment landed. On the crypto side, a payout is verifiable on-chain rather than resting on a claim that money was sent. This gives both you and your Brazilian contractors a clear, auditable record.
- Automatic email receipt for each recipient
- Explorer link lets contractors verify payment themselves
- On-chain record for clean bookkeeping
Let contractors cash out to a bank in local currency
Not every contractor in Brazil wants to hold crypto, and Hanko does not require them to. Recipients can off-ramp stablecoins to a bank account from the same screen, turning a payout into local currency. On your side, every payroll run, whether fiat or crypto, reconciles in one dashboard so your books stay in sync.
- Contractors can off-ramp stablecoins to a bank account
- Recipients do not need to be crypto-savvy to get paid
- One dashboard reconciles fiat and crypto payroll together
Frequently asked questions
Can I pay contractors in Brazil without using crypto at all?
Yes. You can pay by fiat bank transfer, and contractors who receive stablecoins can off-ramp them to a bank account. Using crypto is a choice, not a requirement.
Which stablecoins and chains can I use to pay Brazilian contractors?
Hanko supports USDC, USDT, and DAI across Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, Arbitrum, and Optimism, so you can pick the network that best fits cost and speed.
How do I pay a whole team of contractors at once?
Hanko bundles a mass payout into a single, gas-efficient transaction. You can also clone a previous run or a saved template so repeat payroll cycles take just a few clicks.
How does a contractor confirm they were paid?
Each recipient gets an email receipt with a block-explorer link to their transaction, so they can verify the payment on-chain themselves rather than relying on your word.
Can Brazilian contractors receive funds in local currency?
Yes. Contractors can off-ramp stablecoins to a bank account from the same screen, converting a crypto payout into local funds, and you can also pay directly in fiat.
Does everything reconcile in one place?
Yes. Whether you pay in fiat or crypto, every payroll run reconciles in a single Hanko dashboard, so your records stay consistent across methods.