World Liberty Financial (WLFI), backed by the Trump family, is expanding its payments technology to large Web2 companies, targeting payments to drivers, contractors, and content creators. The initiative centers on its USD1 stablecoin, which has a circulation of about $4-4.4 billion across Ethereum and BNB Chain. WLFI’s AgentPay SDK enables autonomous, self-custodial transactions, while the company also develops World Swap, a forex and remittance platform aiming to reduce fees by using stablecoin infrastructure. Regulatory progress includes preliminary approval for a national trust bank charter, and WLFI has signed an MOU with MOA Protocol to expand USD1’s use in remittances and AI-agent transactions, with South Korea as a potential early market. The key test will be actual live payments through major platforms using USD1.
World Liberty Financial's payments technology expansion is the subject, with Pluang market data as of Oct 07, 2026 12:02 WIB. Among 50 major cryptocurrencies on Pluang, 4 rose and 45 fell today. Notable movers include ALGO at Rp2.129 with a -6.62% change and a 73% buy order activity, ZIL at Rp60 down -6.25% with 72% buy orders, and FIL at Rp19.565 down -5.91% with 56% sell orders. The most notable figure is ALGO's 73% buy order activity.
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