Rosen Democratizes Cross-Border Work Payouts with Hedera Mainnet Integration
Rosen, a cross-border work platform, has completed its integration with Hedera mainnet. This move enables users to receive sub-cent USDC payouts in seconds, making it easier for small brands and local helpers across 200 countries to settle tasks. The platform's CEO, Sida Zheng, co-founded Rosen and previously worked as Program Director at 500 Global.
The traditional cross-border transfer fees range from $15 to $30, which can destroy small payments entirely. Fiverr and Upwork also charge high commissions, making it difficult for sub-$50 work to become viable. Rosen chose Hedera for its predictable transaction fee of roughly $0.001, second-level settlement, and native USDC support.
The platform has grown organically without paid advertising, with over 56,000 users and more than 100,000 income moments. TrackBill, an AI bill-reporting tool company, recruited over 80 helpers in a week through Rosen's platform, saving them around $100,000 compared to traditional agencies.