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EOR industry news, explained for buyers.

Deals, product launches and funding rounds that change how companies hire abroad, checked against company filings and announcements.

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All EOR industry stories, most recent first.

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Payoneer acquires Irish EOR Boundless for USD 13 million: what changed

Payoneer paid USD 13 million for Irish EOR Boundless. Since then: a rebrand, a lower starting price and a pending Nuvei takeover of Payoneer.
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Everest Group’s 2026 EOR PEAK Matrix names nine Leaders, up from six

Nine of the 29 EOR providers on Everest Group’s 2026 chart are Leaders. The chart says nothing about fees, deposits or who employs your hire.
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Wtta registration opens in the Netherlands: ask your EOR by 31 December 2026

Dutch Wtta registration is open until 31 December 2026. Ask your EOR which entity employs your Dutch staff and whether it has registered.
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Remote rebrands as payroll infrastructure: what changes for EOR clients

Remote’s 13 October 2026 rebrand puts payroll first. Remote says its EOR platform is unchanged, so check your price and billing term at renewal.
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Deel Rippling lawsuit: judge keeps witness affidavit, sends part to arbitration

A US judge kept a witness affidavit in the Deel Rippling lawsuit and sent part of Deel’s counterclaims to arbitration. No court has ruled on the merits.
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Deel acquires deepfake-detection firm Clarity, says ARR passed USD 1.5 billion

Deel bought deepfake-detection firm Clarity and launched Deel Security on 29 October 2026. Its product page gives no price or data retention period.
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Acquisitions

Who bought which provider, and what clients should check.

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Upwork’s Lifted closes USD 129.7 million deal for Berlin EOR WorkMotion

Lifted, Upwork's enterprise business, bought Berlin EOR WorkMotion to own employing entities in more than 30 countries.
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Hightekers bought LATAM EOR Serviap Global, now part of Rivermate

Hightekers bought Mexico City EOR Serviap Global in November 2025. Its staff and clients have since moved to Rivermate, the group's single EOR brand.
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Payoneer acquires Irish EOR Boundless for USD 13 million: what changed

Payoneer paid USD 13 million for Irish EOR Boundless. Since then: a rebrand, a lower starting price and a pending Nuvei takeover of Payoneer.
Published
Isometric line illustration of an ID badge inside a scanning frame with a shield and check mark
~11 min read

Deel acquires deepfake-detection firm Clarity, says ARR passed USD 1.5 billion

Deel bought deepfake-detection firm Clarity and launched Deel Security on 29 October 2026. Its product page gives no price or data retention period.
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Partnerships & launches

New EOR products, and which company employs your workers.

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ADP launches Global EOR in Workforce Now, with Remote as legal employer

ADP Workforce Now clients can hire abroad from inside ADP, with Remote (remote.com) employing the staff through its own entities in 90+ countries.
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PrismHR Global puts EOR and global payroll inside Vensure’s PEO software

PEOs on Vensure's PrismHR software can now offer EOR in 175+ countries, with no published price and no named employer in any country.
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Revolut GlobalHire EOR: USD 599 fee, unnamed partner as legal employer

Revolut's GlobalHire EOR costs USD 599 per employee per month. Revolut runs the platform; an unnamed partner is the legal employer.
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Everest Group’s 2026 EOR PEAK Matrix names nine Leaders, up from six

Nine of the 29 EOR providers on Everest Group’s 2026 chart are Leaders. The chart says nothing about fees, deposits or who employs your hire.
Published
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Remote rebrands as payroll infrastructure: what changes for EOR clients

Remote’s 13 October 2026 rebrand puts payroll first. Remote says its EOR platform is unchanged, so check your price and billing term at renewal.
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Funding

Money raised by EOR and payroll providers, and what it changes.

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RemotePass raises USD 17.4 million in EBRD-led Series B

EBRD Venture Capital led RemotePass's USD 17.4 million Series B. The UAE-founded EOR will put the money into Europe, the US and financial products.
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