Salary and invoice currency

Can an EOR employee be paid in USD?

In which currency each provider says it pays the people it employs for you, and in which currency it invoices you, in its own words.

Most employer of record providers say they pay employees in their local currency; a few say they can pay in other currencies, or in stablecoins, where that is allowed. You are invoiced, or fund payroll, in your own currency (often USD, EUR or GBP), and the provider converts it, so the exchange rate it uses and any markup on it are part of what you pay. If your hire wants to be paid in USD, ask whether the law of their country allows it and who carries the exchange risk.

The currency your employee is paid in

What each provider's own pages say. Providers not listed say nothing about it on their public pages.

The currency you are invoiced in

Converting your invoice currency into the employee's is where an exchange-rate markup can sit: currency conversion fees of every provider.

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Read on each provider's own pages on 4 November 2026. Whether a salary may be paid in a foreign currency is set by the law of the employee's country; confirm it with the provider before you agree a salary.