Many small international payments is the hard case
Paying forty annotators across a dozen countries is not a large amount of money; it is a large number of small, awkward payments. Wire rails price and delay each one individually, and the operational cost lands on whoever is chasing failed transfers.
On-chain, the count stops mattering. Anytime Capital pays in USDC from the business wallet in minutes regardless of corridor or day (local rails in 71+ countries), and each recipient is saved once as a named profile with a photo and whitelisted wallets, so the next run is selection rather than data entry. It funds that from your existing bank by wire or business card, converts across 38+ assets at desk-quoted rates, and settles back to dollars the same day by ACH, Fedwire or RTP.
















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