Payroll Integration
Payroll integration connects Bitwage to HRIS and payroll platforms like ADP, Gusto, and Rippling to automate crypto benefit allocation and contractor payment sync.
Payroll integration connects Bitwage to human resources information systems (HRIS) and payroll platforms — primarily for the W2 crypto benefit use case, where an employer wants employee crypto elections to automatically sync from their HRIS to Bitwage for conversion and distribution.
In the Bitwage W2 crypto benefit workflow: (1) Employees configure their crypto election percentage or fixed dollar amount in the Bitwage portal; (2) On payroll run day, the payroll system (ADP, Gusto, Rippling) deposits the full net paycheck via ACH to Bitwage's FBO account; (3) Bitwage converts the elected crypto amount at market rate (USD → BTC or ETH), sends the crypto to the employee's wallet, and deposits the remaining USD to the employee's bank account; (4) A reconciliation report is generated for the payroll/HRIS system.
For contractor payments, payroll integration allows contractor compensation data to flow from the HRIS contractor record directly to Bitwage for payment execution — eliminating re-entry and ensuring contractors are paid amounts that match their contract records. This is particularly useful for companies managing mixed worker populations (W2 employees + 1099 contractors) in a single HRIS with a unified payment workflow.
Payroll Integration FAQ
Common questions about payroll integration in the context of international payments.
Bitwage integrates with ADP Workforce Now, Gusto, and Rippling for the w2 crypto benefit program. These integrations sync employee crypto elections and handle the ACH deposit routing to Bitwage's FBO account. Additional HRIS integrations are available via the api.
Yes — if your HRIS stores contractor payment data (amounts, frequencies, bank details), it can sync to Bitwage via API for payment execution. This creates a unified workflow: contractors are managed in your HRIS, payments execute through Bitwage's international rail network, and reconciliation data flows back. See erp integration for the general integration architecture.
Bitwage's fbo custody structure means your funds are segregated and protected at all times. If a payment execution fails (e.g., invalid bank details for one contractor in a batch), only that payment fails — others continue. Failed payments are flagged in the dashboard for correction and resubmission. Your Balance is credited back for unexecuted amounts.
More ERP & Integration Terms
Expand your knowledge of international payment terminology.
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) for Payments
EDI is a standardized format for electronic exchange of business documents (invoices, purchase orders, payment instructions) between trading partners in machine-readable format.
ERP Integration
ERP integration connects Bitwage's payment platform to enterprise resource planning systems like NetSuite, Sage Intacct, and Dynamics 365 for automated payment sync and reconciliation.
NetSuite Integration
NetSuite integration connects Bitwage directly to Oracle NetSuite ERP for automated international payment execution and two-way reconciliation sync.
Payment API
A payment API allows software applications to programmatically initiate, track, and manage payments without manual intervention.
Straight-Through Processing (STP)
Straight-through processing (STP) is the automated processing of financial transactions from initiation to settlement without any manual intervention.
Webhook
A webhook is an HTTP callback that sends real-time notifications to a specified URL when a specific event occurs in an application — enabling instant integration between systems.
iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service)
iPaaS is a cloud-based platform that enables non-developers to connect different software applications through pre-built connectors and automated workflows without custom coding.
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