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The Stablecoin Payouts Platform
Consul is building the future of payouts for the online economy. We make it easy for marketplaces, agencies, and startups to make payouts using stablecoins.
Consul is a stablecoin payouts platform that enables global payouts to freelancers, sellers, and creators in USDC with email-based provisioning and instant settlement. It markets itself as a compliant, low-friction solution for agencies, marketplaces, startups, and remote-first teams to pay internationally without traditional FX costs or crypto complexity.
Consul provides a payouts API and an email-based payout mechanism that allows senders to pay recipients globally in USDC. Payouts are claimed by recipients via email, with no wallet setup required for recipients. The platform promises instant settlement, 24/7 processing, and support across 180+ countries, with funds held as USDC on Base and custody by major banks. It emphasizes no wallet addresses, no FX markup, and the ability to pay from dashboards or API calls, including large volumes, while offering a USDC-backed account experience for recipients with access to multi-currency withdrawals and a linked Consul debit card (Visa). The service includes compliance elements (KYC, GENIUS Act regulation, monthly reserve attestations) and plans to introduce additional features like investment in US markets.
Who itβs for: Agencies, marketplaces, startups, gig/work marketplaces, remote-first companies, creator platforms, and data-labeling/annotation or gig workers needing global, low-friction USD payouts.
Active product with new API, live payouts, and stated global reach; hiring or growth signals not explicitly listed in provided text.
Co-Founder/CEO at Consul. Before Consul, I started my first company, Virra, at 16 and did half a million in annual revenue, studied computer science and economics at Stanford (before dropping out to start Consul), and worked as an engineer at Intercom. From a small village in Ireland.
Co-Founder/CTO at Consul. Before Consul, I studied computer science and math at the University of Waterloo, worked at Snap and Tesla Autopilot, and built brokerage infrastructure at Finary. I also built Memsnap, which was accepted to ASPLOS 2024 (https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3620666.3651334).
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