The Israeli start-up Papia Global, which developed a platform for managing salaries and global employment solutions, enables companies to pay part of the salary to workers in Bitcoin. The rise in Bitcoin led to the fact that employees began to demand to receive some of their wages in the virtual currency. According to Einat Gas, the company’s founder and CEO, ‘the reason that only 30% of net wages can be paid is to protect both companies and employees, because the currency is still considered relatively dangerous.’