Unfortunately, Hedge doesn't show their fee (which is actually a "hidden fee", in which the cost for the bitcoin or whatever is bought is priced above the global spot price).
So Hedge provides a bank account number for direct deposit, which a Hedge customer then provides to their employer.
100% of the amount sent in that direct deposit goes into whichever allocation of BTC and/or LTC and/or ETH was specified. Once that direct deposit is received, Hedge does not do anything with fiat.
So this is an alternative to:
and probably a number of others.
Unfortunately, Hedge doesn't show their fee (which is actually a "hidden fee", in which the cost for the bitcoin or whatever is bought is priced above the global spot price).
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Apparently, getting paid in bitcoin is becoming a thing.
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Also, looks U.S.-only, at least on the employer side.
Asked Hedge about this, with an example of a freelancer from India getting paid by a U.S. company, in this Tweet:
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So Hedge provides a bank account number for direct deposit, which a Hedge customer then provides to their employer.
100% of the amount sent in that direct deposit goes into whichever allocation of BTC and/or LTC and/or ETH was specified. Once that direct deposit is received, Hedge does not do anything with fiat.
KYC required, of course.
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