Daniel Reyes
Daniel Reyes spent eleven years running payment operations and treasury at mid-market US companies before moving into advisory work on stablecoin settlement. He writes about the practical mechanics of using dollar stablecoins for payroll and vendor payments, including reconciliation, float, and the compliance questions that come up when a finance team moves money on-chain.
USDC to USD: How to Convert and How Long It Takes
Convert USDC to USD in minutes or up to two business days. Compare routes, identity checks and fees before you move your dollars.
Crypto Treasury Management: Policies, Custody and Controls
Crypto treasury management explained: how to write policies, choose custody, and set approval controls for company stablecoin balances and digital assets.
Stablecoin Treasury Management for Small Businesses
A stablecoin treasury only pays off for cross-border contractor payments. When it saves time and fees, when it doesn't, and how to vet wallets and providers.
Crypto Payroll: How It Works, Taxes and Risks
Crypto payroll explained: how stablecoin salaries work, where transfer, custody and compliance risks bite, and the tax rules in major jurisdictions.
Stablecoin Payroll: How to Pay Employees and Contractors in Stablecoins
Stablecoin payroll explained: how paying staff and contractors in dollar-pegged tokens like USDC works, where it fits, and the compliance rules that still...
Treasury and Cash Management for Stablecoin Balances
Here's how most finance teams do treasury: a bank account, a forecast spreadsheet, a payment run, a monthly reconciliation. Repeat. Stablecoins don't fit that...