Ruul, a local digital platform that offers global invoicing and payment solutions to freelancers without the need to set up a company, is taking an important step in the industry and collaborating with Binance.
With the Crypto Payout feature offered in this context, users will be able to receive their payments through other cryptocurrencies planned to be added in the future, especially USDT (Tether) to their Binance accounts.
Taking into account the diversity of freelancers operating in a wide range of fields, from software development to creative sectors, Ruul has begun to offer the new cryptocurrency payment feature to all freelancers on the platform. This development brings with it many advantages such as faster transaction times compared to traditional banking systems, increased security provided by blockchain technology, and worldwide accessibility compatible with the global structure of freelance work.
While Ruul will initially facilitate freelancer payments via USDT (Tether), a stablecoin indexed to the American dollar, it aims to expand its service to include common cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) in the short term.
The shift to cryptocurrency payments also offers freelancers opportunities to invest in the cryptocurrency market. This feature allows its users to step into an emerging economic space that allows them to diversify their financial portfolios.
Mert Bulut, co-founder of Ruul, said: “Our collaboration with Binance not only offers flexible payment solutions to freelancers, but also opens them a door to the ever-developing world of digital economy.”
Founded in 2017, Ruul has played a transformative role in the world of flexible working, focusing on efficiency, adaptability and universality. It started its services with a solid foundation in billing and payment collection, which was quickly adopted by a variety of independent professionals.
Ruul has made the lives of 75,000 freelancers and 20,000 businesses in more than 120 countries, including prestigious companies such as Toyota, Chanel and KPMG.
Source: Egirisim / Prepared by Irem Yildiz