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Slice and Papaya Global are connecting global payroll with global equity. Companies can now grant equity to any worker, in any country, and handle equity events from tax calculation to payout.

Companies are global from day one. They hire across borders, pay across borders and compete for talent across borders. But most of them still manage equity as if every employee sits in the country where the company is headquartered.
Today, we're announcing a strategic partnership with Papaya Global to close that gap. The partnership connects how companies employ and pay their global workforce with how they grant and manage equity. Papaya brings its global payroll, EOR, COR and workforce payments infrastructure. Slice brings its AI-native equity tax and compliance engine, covering 67+ countries and built with lawyers and tax advisors.
Equity is a substantial part of total compensation, and companies rely on it to attract and retain top talent. But every country has its own tax treatment, securities rules, filing deadlines and registration requirements. Some of them must be met on the day the grant is made. They can't be fixed later.
Yet most equity plans are written for a single country, usually where the company is headquartered. That leaves a gap between issuing a grant letter and completing the local steps needed to administer the grant. When those steps are missed, companies face compliance exposure, and workers can lose favorable tax treatment or end up paying higher taxes.
That gap is exactly what Slice was built to close. And it's why payroll and equity can't keep living in separate systems.
Companies using Papaya's payroll, EOR, COR and contractor services can now grant and manage equity for their employees and contractors through Slice.
Equity events such as secondary tender offers and share sales don't end when the transaction is approved. Each one triggers payments and settlements: calculating the tax due in each worker's country, withholding it correctly, processing it through payroll and moving the funds to the worker. Today, finance teams stitch this together across equity tools, payroll providers, banks and spreadsheets.
The partnership splits that work between the two platforms built for each part. Slice provides the equity tax and compliance rules engine: it determines what is owed, what must be withheld and what must be reported in each country. Papaya provides the payroll and payments infrastructure: it processes withholding through payroll and settles payments through Papaya wallets, at competitive foreign exchange rates and fees. Together, they handle an equity event from the tax calculation to the money reaching the worker.
Papaya isn't only a partner. It's a customer. Papaya already runs its own equity on Slice, and now every Papaya customer can do the same, with equity handled right at grant time so the value stays with the employee.
"Equity is compensation, and compensation is something we already carry the liability for," said Eynat Guez, CEO and co-founder of Papaya Global. "We chose Slice because they are a leader in global equity management and share our commitment to compliance - no shortcuts and no fixing it later."
"Companies are global from day one, but their equity is still stuck in a domestic, pre-AI era," said Maor Levran, CEO and co-founder of Slice. "With AI-native technology and real experts working together, that complexity finally goes away. Equity should work exactly like a cash salary - for any company, and for any employee, contractor or EOR worker, anywhere in the world."
Global hiring is already the norm. Global equity should be too. With Papaya and Slice working together, companies can offer equity to anyone they employ or contract, in any country they operate in, and know it's handled correctly from the day of the grant to the day of the payout.
If you're granting equity across countries, book a demo to see how Slice handles it.

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