Paymagic Labs is a Web3 builder team associated with DAO payment automation, wallet infrastructure, and bounty-marketplace products. Its public products and documentation are still reachable, but current first-party pages indicate that key products are deprecated or no longer active.
Daily open opportunities, newly observed postings, hiring breadth, and normalized monthly compensation for jobs in this pillar.
As of 2026-10-19
Distinct employers
+0 vs prior week
7 days vs previous 7 days
Open roles, employers, and newly listed jobs by day
Earlier open counts are estimated from observation dates. Offline postings are never inferred open for more than 90 days; new daily samples are exact snapshots.
Paymagic Labs is a Web3 builder team associated with DAO payment automation, wallet infrastructure, and bounty-marketplace products. Its public products and documentation are still reachable, but current first-party pages indicate that key products are deprecated or no longer active.
Projects
Paymagic's official API documentation describes tooling for DAOs and crypto teams to automate payroll, bounties, grants, rewards, reimbursements, batching, gas management, and cross-chain execution. Related products include Patch Wallet, Gig.bot, and DustSweeper. Current product pages show that DustSweeper has been deprecated and Gig.bot is no longer active; Paymagic's core API documentation has not been updated for approximately four years.
Paymagic's official API documentation describes tooling for DAOs and crypto teams to automate payroll, bounties, grants, rewards, reimbursements, batching, gas management, and cross-chain execution. Related products include Patch Wallet, Gig.bot, and DustSweeper. Current product pages show that DustSweeper has been deprecated and Gig.bot is no longer active; Paymagic's core API documentation has not been updated for approximately four years.
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Paymagic Labs is a Web3 builder team associated with DAO payment automation, wallet infrastructure, and bounty-marketplace products. Its public products and documentation are still reachable, but current first-party pages indicate that key products are deprecated or no longer active.
