WorkStack Labs has launched the pilot phase of its blockchain-powered platform designed to link work deliverables with payments through KPI-based smart contracts. The platform aims to provide automated verification, transparent performance tracking, and timely payments for companies, freelancers, and distributed teams.
Built on Polygon, the system enables organizations to define measurable KPIs, attach them to smart contracts, and release payments automatically once deliverables are verified. The company states that the model is designed to reduce disputes, improve accountability, and facilitate outcome-driven work relationships.
Gaurav Sangwani, Founder and CEO of WorkStack Labs, said the platform has been developed in response to increasing challenges in global remote and contract work environments. “Many companies face productivity and delivery gaps, while freelancers and contractors frequently report delayed or incomplete payments. Our objective is to create a verifiable and consistent framework for work and compensation,” he noted.
The platform is designed for freelance contributors, contract resources, agencies, and full-time distributed employees. Rather than tracking hours, WorkStack Labs supports payment against defined outcomes to align expectations between employers and contributors.
According to the company, the launch coincides with a global shift toward remote work, distributed hiring, and cross-border talent engagement, with technological maturity in blockchain and AI enabling programmable work agreements.
WorkStack Labs is currently in its pilot phase and is planning to raise a pre-seed round in the range of USD 700,000 to USD 1 million to support integrations, compliance modules, and product scaling.
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