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Easily hire and pay full-time employees, in local currency or crypto while ensuring complete compliance and offering health + tax benefits, without having to set up a local entity.
Rise's Employer of Record (EOR) service manages employment responsibilities like compliance and payroll for your company, allowing you to hire globally without setting up local entities.
Hire full-time employees via Rise-owned entities in the US, UK, and Canada today, expanding to 60+ countries by EOY 2025.
Avoid misclassification penalties thanks to our dedicated compliance team.
Offer generous healthcare and crypto-friendly 401(k) options.
With hybrid payroll from Rise, you can pay in local currency, stablecoins, or cryptocurrencies.
Rise manages all local labor laws, taxes, and filings for you.
Local Currencies
Crypto Currencies
Paid to Teams
Countries
We handle KYC, AML, taxes, and employment contracts.
Fund payroll in either US dollars or USDC/USDT stablecoin.
Set up payments according to local requirements.
After receiving their payment, employees can withdraw their earnings in their local currency or cryptocurrency.
Clear, flexible pricing that scales with your business, ensuring you always have the right solution at every stage of growth.
Ideal for companies hiring globally without setting up local entities
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Discover the most flexible and fastest way to pay your global team in cash or crypto, compliantly.
It took a couple of hours to set up an entire new international payroll system that is completely legal, and completely by the books
An Employer of Record (EOR) is an entity that assumes full legal responsibility for employing workers on behalf of another business.
For example, with Rise acting as your legal employer, our EOR service manages:
Compliance
Payroll
Taxes
Benefits
This frees your business from the complexities of local employment laws, making it easier for global employer companies like yours to hire employees in different countries within global markets without establishing a legal entity in each location.
EORs take on comprehensive employer responsibilities, including creating compliant employment contracts, ensuring adherence to local labor laws, and managing all aspects of employment such as payroll processing and benefits administration.
EORs manage these essential tasks, allowing businesses to concentrate on their core operations and strategic growth instead of dealing with HR and compliance complexities.
This means that the EOR, such as Rise, handles all of the legal and HR responsibilities, ensuring that all employment tasks are performed in compliance with local labor laws.
When a business like yours decides to hire employees overseas, the EOR steps in to handle everything from payroll processing to employee benefits and legal responsibilities, including terminations.
This allows businesses to hire employees in different countries without the need to set up a legal entity, making the process of global expansion much smoother and more efficient.
Employer of Record (EOR) and Professional Employment Organizations (PEO) are very similar in many ways, so how do they actually differ from each other?
EOR:
Acts as the legal employer, managing all aspects of employment and assuming full legal responsibility for compliance with local labor laws.
PEO:
Operates under a co-employment model, where employees are co-employed by both the PEO and the client company.
EOR:
Allows companies to hire both contractors and full-time employees.
PEO:
Generally focuses on full-time employees.
EOR:
Provides payroll and benefits management, making it distinct from staffing agencies that mainly connect businesses with candidates
PEO:
Shares responsibility for HR tasks and compliance but does not assume full legal responsibility like an EOR.nerally focuses on full-time employees.
EORs and staffing agencies also serve slightly different functions in the hiring and management of employees.
EOR:
Does not require a legal entity in the hiring country, enabling easier global hiring for businesses looking to employ international talent.
Staffing Agency:
Requires a legal entity in the hiring country, which may complicate global expansion for businesses.
EOR:
Particularly advantageous for companies seeking to expand globally without establishing local entities.
Staffing Agency:
Primarily focuses on talent acquisition and may not facilitate seamless global expansion like an EOR.
EOR:
Offers ongoing HR support, including payroll and benefits management, providing a comprehensive solution for global employment.
Staffing Agency:
Concentrates on connecting businesses with candidates and does not manage the HR and compliance aspects beyond talent acquisition.
While EOR services offer numerous benefits for businesses looking to expand globally, opting not to use an EOR and instead establishing a foreign entity can be an extremely challenging and arduous process.
Here's everything you have to do if you don't use Rise EOR:
This involves:
You’ll be responsible for:
Each country has its own set of rules, requiring businesses to:
This includes:
You must guarantee compliance with local labor laws while maintaining data security.
The burden of managing these legal and HR responsibilities can be overwhelming, diverting focus from strategic growth and core business functions.
There are several scenarios where using an EOR can be particularly beneficial for your business. For example, when your company faces talent shortages and increased competition, it can be challenging to hire effectively.
An EOR like Rise EOR allows businesses to quickly hire local talent before setting up a legal entity, facilitating rapid market entry and helping address skill shortages.
This is especially useful for businesses like yours looking to expand into new markets without significant upfront costs.
Additionally, Rise EOR can help organizations mitigate employment risks associated with hiring contingent workers and managing compliance with local labor laws.
Companies can benefit from the flexibility and efficiency that EORs offer, allowing them to focus on strategic growth and market expansion.
By leveraging EOR services, businesses can enhance their talent acquisition process and ensure compliance with local regulations regardless of location.
At Rise, we take security and compliance seriously so you don’t have to worry. Whether managing payroll in Web3 or traditional finance, we ensure your business stays protected against regulatory risks with industry-leading safeguards you can trust.
Rise has been thoroughly audited and successfully gained SOC 2 certification along with being recognized as a GDPR compliant company. This highlights Rise's commitment to the highest standards of security.
All information on the Rise platform is protected by mutli-factor authentication and high-level encryption, ensuring that no data can be accessed by unauthorized sources and users.
Hybrid Payroll from Rise enables companies to pay out their teams in both local currencies and cryptocurrencies, making it ideal for all varieties of companies.
With this registration, Rise is authorized to operate legally as a money transmitter, ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations while providing secure, transparent, and fully compliant crypto payroll services.
With Rise, you can focus on what matters most—growing your business—while we handle the complexities of compliance.