Pay contractors
Pay contractors in Thailand with USDT
At a glance
- Local currency
- THB
- Thai Baht
- Network WorkTGT pays on
- BEP20
- BNB Smart Chain (BEP20 USDT)
- WorkTGT fee on 1,000 USDT
- 1 USDT
- Mid-market rate
- 33.4151
- 1 USD = 33.4151 THB
Sending 1,000 USD to a contractor in Thailand: what each method costs
Modelled at today's mid-market USD/THB rate with published fee schedules. The USDT row assumes the contractor converts at close to the mid-market rate. Real exchange spreads vary, so read it as the best case.
USDT on-chain
- Recipient gets
- 33,327.42 THB
- Lost vs mid-market
- −87.67
- Total cost
- 0.26%
Wise
- Recipient gets
- 33,208.32 THB
- Lost vs mid-market
- −206.77
- Total cost
- 0.62%
PayPal
- Recipient gets
- 31,764.38 THB
- Lost vs mid-market
- −1,650.71
- Total cost
- 4.94%
Bank wire (SWIFT)
- Recipient gets
- 31,663.16 THB
- Lost vs mid-market
- −1,751.93
- Total cost
- 5.24%
| Method | Recipient gets | Lost vs mid-market | Total cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| USDT on-chain | 33,327.42 THB | −87.67 | 0.26% |
| Wise | 33,208.32 THB | −206.77 | 0.62% |
| PayPal | 31,764.38 THB | −1,650.71 | 4.94% |
| Bank wire (SWIFT) | 31,663.16 THB | −1,751.93 | 5.24% |
Fees surveyed on 2026-07-27
USD/THB rate history and full cost table
Change the amount or the currencies to see what each method leaves your contractor with.
Work out your own amount
Cheapest here: USDT via WorkTGT. The recipient gets 33,331.60 THB.
USDT via WorkTGTCheapest
- Recipient gets
- 33,331.60 THB
- Fees
- 1.00 USD
- Lost vs mid-market
- −83.49 THB
- Total cost
- 0.25%
Wise
- Recipient gets
- 33,208.32 THB
- Fees
- 6.19 USD
- Lost vs mid-market
- −206.77 THB
- Total cost
- 0.62%
PayPal
- Recipient gets
- 31,764.38 THB
- Fees
- 20.00 USD
- Lost vs mid-market
- −1,650.71 THB
- Total cost
- 4.94%
Bank wire (SWIFT)
- Recipient gets
- 31,663.16 THB
- Fees
- 28.13 USD
- Lost vs mid-market
- −1,751.93 THB
- Total cost
- 5.24%
How these numbers are worked out
- Every method assumes you spend exactly the amount above, with fees taken out of it, and is measured against the mid-market rate.
- Bank wire: 25 EUR in sending and intermediary fees, plus a 2.5% markup on the exchange rate.
- Wise: 1.5 EUR plus 0.45% of the amount, converted at the mid-market rate.
- PayPal: 2% of the amount, plus a 3% markup on the exchange rate.
- USDT via WorkTGT: 0.1% of the payout (min 0.5, max 5 USDT), network gas included. USDT is counted at 1 USD, plus a 0.15% spread when the recipient converts USDT to local currency.
Provider fees surveyed on 2026-07-27. They vary by country, bank and amount, so check with your provider before a large transfer. Exchange rate: ECB reference rate of 2026-10-16.
Pay your team the cheaper way
WorkTGT runs team payouts in USDT from your own Safe multisig, with approvals before anything moves. Free to use; each executed payout costs 0.1%, gas included.
What WorkTGT charges per payout
0.1% of each executed payout, at least 0.5 and at most 5 USDT, with network gas included. The fee goes out in the same Safe transaction, so the contractor receives the full amount.
| Payout | WorkTGT fee | Leaves your Safe | Effective rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 USDT | 0.5 | 100.5 | 0.50% |
| 500 USDT | 0.5 | 500.5 | 0.10% |
| 1,000 USDT | 1 | 1,001 | 0.10% |
| 3,000 USDT | 3 | 3,003 | 0.10% |
| 10,000 USDT | 5 | 10,005 | 0.05% |
How contractors in Thailand cash out
Recipients sell USDT on a digital asset exchange licensed by Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and withdraw baht to their bank account.
Before the first payout, confirm with the contractor
- Their USDT address on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20). A TRON (TRC20) address is a different network and cannot receive this transfer.
- That their exchange or wallet accepts BEP20 USDT deposits.
- Which platform they will use to convert, and roughly what it charges.
- The invoice currency and amount, so the payout can be matched to it later.
How a team pays a contractor in Thailand in WorkTGT
The flow is the same for every country. Only the recipient's address and the way they cash out change.
- 1
Register the contractor once
An admin adds the contractor's name and BEP20 address. New addresses can require an extra approval, so an address swapped in a chat message cannot slip through.
- 2
Raise a payout request
The requester enters the amount in USDT, attaches the invoice or a note, and submits. The fee is shown before anyone approves.
- 3
Approve
Designated approvers check the request against the invoice. Large amounts can require more approvals than routine ones.
- 4
Sign and execute from your Safe
Safe owners sign in their own wallets until the threshold is met. Payout and fee leave in one transaction, and WorkTGT never holds the funds or the keys.
- 5
Keep the record
Every step lands in an append-only audit log with the on-chain transaction hash, ready to export to CSV for your accountant.
Rules and tax in Thailand: what to check
Thailand licenses digital asset businesses through its SEC and restricts the use of digital assets as a means of payment for goods and services. Ask a local adviser how USDT income should be declared.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Crypto rules change often: check local rules and talk to a qualified adviser before you rely on any setup.
Frequently asked questions
Is it allowed to pay a contractor in Thailand in USDT?
Thailand licenses digital asset businesses through its SEC and restricts the use of digital assets as a means of payment for goods and services. Ask a local adviser how USDT income should be declared.
Which USDT address should a contractor in Thailand give us?
A USDT address on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), which starts with 0x. WorkTGT pays from a Safe on BNB Smart Chain, so TRON (TRC20) addresses will not work. Ethereum uses the same 0x format, so the contractor should confirm their exchange credits BEP20 deposits to that address.
How much does it cost to pay a contractor in Thailand with WorkTGT?
WorkTGT is free to use. Each executed payout costs 0.1%, at least 0.5 and at most 5 USDT, with gas included: 1 USDT on a 1,000 USDT payout. The contractor's own exchange fees for converting into local currency (THB) are separate.
How long does a USDT payout take to arrive?
Once the last signer executes, a BNB Smart Chain transfer usually confirms within seconds to a minute. The part that varies is your own approval process and the contractor's conversion to local currency.
Do we still need a contract and invoices?
Yes. Paying in USDT does not replace a contractor agreement, invoices, or either side's tax obligations. WorkTGT links each payout to its request and keeps the transaction hash, which makes the paper trail easier to keep.
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