Continuous payroll on OPN Chain
Payroll that pays
by the block.
Salaries shouldn't arrive once a month. OPN Flow streams pay every second and lets people withdraw whenever they need it — after a shift, before rent, mid-afternoon. No payday, no waiting, no permission.
Why this has never worked before
Payment streaming is an old idea. It has never been usable on Ethereum mainnet for an unglamorous reason: withdrawing costs more than the stream pays. Someone earning $50 a day cannot spend several dollars in gas to collect it, so they withdraw monthly — and a "stream" that you touch once a month is just payroll with extra steps.
Gas price read live from the chain below. This is the whole reason OPN Flow is built here: streaming only becomes real when withdrawal is free.
A real payroll, running right now
liveThese are real streams on OPN Chain testnet, funded for 30 days. The numbers below are computed from on-chain state and tick every 100 ms — no wallet needed to watch.
Open your own stream
Fully funded up front — the deposit must cover the whole term, so a stream that exists is a stream that will pay.
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Your streams
How it works
- Fund it once. The deposit covers the entire term up front, so there is no insolvency, no liquidation, and no moment where the money quietly stops.
- It accrues every second. Not every block, not every epoch — the balance is a function of the clock.
- Withdraw whenever. Anyone can trigger the payment, but funds only ever go to the recipient. An employer can push wages to someone holding no OPN at all.
- Either side can stop it. On cancellation the recipient keeps every second already worked — including time behind a cliff — and the sender gets back only what was never earned.