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At what point does stablecoin payroll become an operational nightmare?

I've been building my startup Ephemera Solutions around a pretty specific problem:

Crypto-native companies are increasingly paying contributors, employees, and vendors in stablecoins, but most operational workflows still seem incredibly manual. And incredibly fragmented.

From the conversations I’ve had so far, the stack often looks something like:

• treasury spread across wallets/exchanges
• recurring USDC payouts done manually
• spreadsheets tracking payroll/vendor payments
• reconciliation/exporting handled after the fact
• finance teams trying to piece everything together later

This seems manageable early on.

But I’m curious what happens once teams scale to:

• 20+
• 50+
• 100+ recurring payouts

At that point:

• Does reconciliation become painful?
• Are accounting exports still mostly manual?
• How are teams tracking recurring vendor/contributor payments?
• Is anyone actually happy with their current workflow?

Feels like crypto solved moving money fast, but not necessarily coordinating operational payments cleanly.

Would genuinely love to hear how teams are currently handling this internally. Any pain points or areas of distress for both business owners/teams and accountants would be really helpful insight!

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