Loop only processes transfers that we’ve heard about. Thus, you have to send a transfer request for payroll payments for each wallet that will receive a payment. By doing it this way, Loop allows you to send different amounts, in different tokens, and on different dates to many wallets. In sum, it allows for the most flexibility in payment. For example, if Joe had wallet address 0x123 and we’re paying him a total of $250 splitting the payment equally between WETH and USDC, and John with wallet address 0x456 $100 in USDC, then the payment requests would be as follows:
Payment request 1: $125 worth of USDC to 0x123
Payment request 2: $125 worth of WETH to 0x123
Payment request 3: $100 worth of USDC to 0x456
We suggest you write an application that scans your ‘active users’ and generates a transfer request in line with your most frequent transfer period (i.e. if your users pay contributors weekly, then you should check every week to generate a transfer request). Transfer requests show up on the company dashboard on the “transactions” page.