Toku and Kota Launch Strategic Integration to Bring Streamlined Benefit Access Into Growing Stablecoin Compensation Platform
By Dominic Sow · 21 September 2025

Toku, the global leader in stablecoin payroll, today announced the first employee benefits integration into its stablecoin payroll platform through a partnership with Kota. With this integration, Toku’s platform now delivers Kota-powered health and employee benefits alongside payroll, giving HR teams a seamless, broker-free experience.
This partnership comes as the desire among global employees and contractors to be paid in stablecoin continues to mount. In addition to Toku’s payroll and compensation platform, the company’s API is the only worldwide option that allows companies to use their current payroll provider to process instantaneous payments using stablecoin. This partnership advances that utility by giving all Toku users the ability to administer, manage, and disburse health and employee benefits through Kota’s infrastructure and selection of local providers.
The strength and convenience of health and employee benefits offerings are among the most significant factors in attracting and retaining top talent. For HR teams at global companies, however, offering benefits is needlessly complex due to distinct regulatory environments across borders. By embedding Kota’s infrastructure directly into Toku, payroll and benefits are unified in one compliant, scalable system, helping employers deliver locally relevant and efficient benefits alongside fast and reliable stablecoin payroll.
With this partnership, Toku users can now:
- Browse local health plans in each country from popular local providers
- Enroll employees and dependents in a few clicks - without the typical back-and-forth with a traditional broker
- Automate payroll deductions and tax reconciliation, fully synced with Toku’s stablecoin payroll
- Cut broker fees and manual admin, freeing HR teams to focus on their people
Companies in this story: Kota, Toku
People in this story: Luke Mackey, Ken O’Friel