For remote workers
Get paid by companies abroad, like a local hire.
Give payroll your own USD account details for ACH or wire, or EUR details for SEPA. Your salary lands in one Decaf balance you can hold, spend, or withdraw at home.
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Account details in your name
Payroll pays your USD details by ACH or wire, the same way it pays domestic staff.
Six currencies, one balance
Paid in euros? Share EUR details for SEPA. MXN, COP, AED, and NGN details are available too.
Use your salary at home
Withdraw to your bank in 85+ markets, spend with the Decaf Visa card, or pick up cash through MoneyGram.
Payroll-ready bank details, in your name.
Get account details in the US, Europe, Mexico, Colombia, the UAE, and Nigeria. Payroll pays them like a domestic bank account, and every salary payment arrives in your Decaf balance.
How it works
From offer letter to first paycheck.
01
Create your personal account
Sign up and verify your identity. Account details are issued in your name once you're approved.
02
Turn on bank transfer
Choose the currencies payroll pays in. USD details support ACH and wire.
03
Send the details to payroll
Give your employer the account holder, routing, and account number, like any domestic account.
04
Get paid every month
Each salary payment lands in your Decaf balance. Hold it, spend it, or withdraw it.
Is Decaf right for your salary?
A good fit if
- A company abroad pays you a regular salary or contractor fee.
- Payroll can pay a US or European account, but not your local bank.
- You want to hold your income in digital dollars and choose when to withdraw.

Where it fits
Monthly salary from a US startup, paid by ACH.Bank transfer+$3,200.00
A quarterly bonus from a European employer, paid by SEPA.Bank transfer+$1,450.00
A one-off contract payment from a client in Mexico, paid by card.Card+$600.00
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Give payroll your account details.
Create your personal account, turn on bank transfer, and send your employer details they already know how to pay.


