According to data released by the corporate, Zebec Network reported annual payroll volume of greater than $400 million and expanded usage to 12,000 employees, 250 enterprise customers and 65,000 payment cards issued. The figures come because the platform's latest payments infrastructure, which connects to the US banking system via NatPay and the Federal Reserve's FedNow network, began operations in November.
The integration of FedNow and NatPay expands the network's reachZebec's growing position in Solana's PayFi system
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The company said its system now supports stablecoin payroll, real-time payroll streaming, and multi-asset payroll using greater than 60 Solana-based tokens. Zebec was originally launched in 2021 as a continuous billing protocol on Solana, enabling per-second payroll and programmable money flows.
Zebec's annual payroll of $400 million continues to be lower than that of larger crypto payment processors. Request Finance reported that it processed $36.6 million in cryptocurrency payments in March 2025, noting that the full payment volume since launch has exceeded $1 billion. These payments include invoices, salaries, and general business transactions, and not using a specific breakdown for payroll.
However, one other competitor, Bitwage, says it has processed greater than $400 million in payroll payments since its founding in 2014 and serves over 90,000 staff across 4,500 firms. The company has not yet published any current annual figures.
The integration of FedNow and NatPay expands the reach of the network
In November, Zebec activated an integration with National Payment Corporation (NatPay), a payroll service provider that serves greater than 300,000 U.S. firms. NatPay processes over $170 billion in annual payroll volume and the mixing connects Zebec to greater than 8,500 U.S. banks via the real-time payment rail FedNow.
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The system uses ISO 20022 compliant messaging in order that stablecoin-based payroll initiated through Zebec may be immediately transferred to FedNow participating bank accounts. The company said this infrastructure has “gone live” as a part of the rollout to its users and holders of its ZBCN token.
The metrics reported by Zebec contribute to a broader increase in Solana-based payment activity in 2024 and 2025. Zebec said its card program processed greater than $50 million in annual spending and allowed users to convert on-chain salary balances into fiat for on a regular basis purchases.
The company said its customers include each Web3-native firms and traditional businesses that use stablecoins for payments to contractors, wage distribution or cross-border remittances. Public materials indicate that Zebec supports programmable payroll, batch and real-time payments, global payouts, and multi-asset employer payouts.
Zebec's growing position in Solana's PayFi system
Zebec operates in Solana's “PayFi” segment, which incorporates payment-oriented applications that leverage Solana's high-throughput network for real-world financial transactions. Data from Zebec shows that cumulative payroll processed through its platform has exceeded $500 million. The company's recent post also noted that the infrastructure modernization was supported by Solana ecosystem contributors.
Zebec said it’s going to unveil further product developments at Solana Breakpoint, scheduled for December 11-13, 2025. The company has not disclosed the geographic distribution of consumers, the wealth composition of payroll streams, or details of the issuer partnerships behind the 65,000 cards currently in circulation.
The latest operational update coincided with increasing activity in Zebec’s native token. ZBCN price is currently $0.003034 and is up 9.66% within the last 24 hours.
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