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Each payroll cycle, Toku delivers one dedicated deduction per participating worker as payroll input to the cycle, through the Integration Center feed provisioned for the Toku connection. This is the only data Toku sends back to Papaya.

Payroll Input Record

Each deduction is one line in the payroll input for the cycle. The record below is the Toku ↔ Papaya data contract — not a public REST endpoint:
The deduction code is configured once per payroll country during onboarding, so the line item appears consistently on payslips across every country you run with Papaya. See docs.papayaglobal.com for Papaya’s public developer documentation.

How the Amount Is Set

  • The worker’s stablecoin election in Toku determines the amount for each pay period.
  • Toku refreshes the payroll input before each cycle’s cutoff, so changes (updated elections, prorated periods, paused elections) are handled automatically.
  • The line item appears on the worker’s payslip under the configured Toku deduction code, so pay statements stay self-explanatory.

Guarantees

Toku never modifies compensation, tax withholding, benefits, or existing deductions in Papaya — the Toku deduction line is the only payroll input Toku delivers.

Reconciliation

After the cycle is finalized, Toku receives the gross-to-net (G2N) report data, confirms each applied deduction against it, and releases the matching on-chain stablecoin payments. Any mismatch blocks settlement and is surfaced in the Toku dashboard before funds move.

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