USDC Drives Triple Increase in Crypto Salary Payouts
- USDC leads a threefold rise in crypto salary adoption.
- USDC usage in payroll hits 63%, surpassing other stablecoins.
- Payouts projected to exceed $12 billion in 2025.

The latest survey by Pantera Capital reveals a threefold increase in crypto-based salary payments over the past year, with USDC leading in adoption due to high demand for stable digital payroll.
This shift highlights the growing reliance on stablecoins like USDC for payroll amid market volatility, influencing broader adoption in fintech sectors and potentially reshaping traditional payment systems.
USDC Captures 63% of Crypto Payroll Market
USDC has seen a threefold rise in use for payroll due to worker demand. A Pantera Capital survey shows USDC accounts for 63% of crypto salaries.
Circle, Bitwage, and others facilitated this growth by enabling stablecoin payouts for global workforces, emphasizing compliance and liquidity.
“USDC (63%) and USDT (28.6%) collectively account for over 90% of crypto salaries, cementing their status as the go-to choices for payroll stability and liquidity.” – Dan Morehead, CEO, Pantera Capital
Fintech Adoption Spurs USDC Payroll Growth
USDC’s growth has reshaped payroll practices worldwide, with major fintechs and enterprises adopting stablecoins extensively for compliance.
The surge in cryptographic payrolls impacts financial planning for global firms, enhancing liquidity in crypto markets and promoting mainstream adoption.
Shift from Volatile BTC/ETH to Stablecoins
Previously, BTC and ETH dominated crypto payroll, but their volatility shifted demand to stablecoins like USDC and USDT.
Experts suggest this shift toward USDC will likely persist, with projections indicating continued growth due to its perceived stability and acceptance.
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