World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency project backed by the Trump family, is preparing to launch a debit card linked to its stablecoin $USD1 . This was announced by co-founder Zach Folkman during Korea Blockchain Week 2025 in Seoul. The card will allow users to connect USD1 to Apple Pay, making digital payments accessible for everyday use. The launch is scheduled for the near future, although the exact date has not yet been specified.
Along with the map, there will be an app in the style of 'Venmo meets Robinhood', which will combine peer-to-peer payments with trading features. The project avoids creating its own blockchain, opting for a neutral approach to existing networks. USD1, pegged 1:1 to the US dollar and backed by government securities, is positioned as a stable asset for institutional and retail users.
The value of the token $WLFI , launched in September 2024, fluctuates, but Folkman is optimistic about long-term growth. In addition, the project has signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Bithumb exchange, which may expand its global presence. This move underscores World Liberty Financial's commitment to integrating cryptocurrencies into traditional finance, but raises questions about security and regulation.
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