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Toku Integrated Sei Network for Stablecoin Payroll

The payroll platform now allows employers to settle wages and vendor payments in USDC on the Sei blockchain.

Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Human Resources

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Toku has integrated its payroll platform with the Sei Network, allowing companies to settle employee and vendor payments in USDC through established payroll providers like Workday and ADP. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Toku announced on February 12, 2026, that it has integrated its payroll administration infrastructure with the Sei Network. This connection allows companies to leverage existing payroll platforms like Workday and ADP to process payments in USDC.

Why it matters

The integration aims to expand stablecoin payroll availability across major blockchain ecosystems, providing companies with more options for managing cross-border or digital-asset-based compensation. By linking its API to established providers, Toku seeks to simplify compliance and administration for firms using stablecoin payments.

As of February 11, 2026, Sei reached nearly 100,000 unique USDC holders, having processed $3 billion in stablecoin volume over the prior 30 days. The network has supported over 5 billion total transactions since its inception.

The players

Toku

A payroll and compliance infrastructure provider that builds automated solutions for managing digital asset compensation.

Sei Network

A specialized layer-one blockchain designed for high-frequency trading and financial applications.

The details

Toku connects its application programming interface directly to standard payroll providers such as Workday and ADP, enabling automated payment workflows. The Sei Network utilizes Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol V2 to ensure stablecoin liquidity, which facilitates the settlement of employee and vendor payments. This mechanism removes the need for manual off-chain reconciliation when paying employees in USDC.

Timeline

  1. July 2025: Sei added native USDC and cross-chain protocol support.

  2. February 11, 2026: Sei reached 100,000 unique USDC holders and $3 billion in 30-day volume.

  3. February 12, 2026: Toku announced the integration with the Sei Network.

Market Landscape

The integration of Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol V2 allows Toku to leverage established stablecoin liquidity paths for enterprise payroll needs. This development follows a broader industry trend of integrating traditional HR software with blockchain-based payment rails.

Operators currently using or considering stablecoins for payroll should monitor how these integrations affect their compliance reporting and tax withholdings. Consult with your payroll provider and tax counsel to determine if your platform's specific integration meets your jurisdiction's regulatory requirements.

The takeaway

Stablecoin payroll options are increasingly accessible through major HR software integrations, shifting the operational challenge from technical implementation to regulatory compliance. Monitor your current provider's support for specific chains to assess if migrating to blockchain-based payments improves your cross-border vendor remittance speed.

Further reading

For more on managing international compensation, visit Human Resources.

Source note: This article includes information reported by TokenPost.

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