WLFI’s USD1 Stablecoin Targets Global Financial Inclusion
WLFI co-founders share insights on USD1, RWA tokenization, and their mission to serve the underserved.
- WLFI’s USD1 stablecoin supports remittances, payments, and trading
- Plans for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization are underway
- Focused on regulatory compliance and emerging markets
In an in-depth interview, WLFI co-founders Zach Witkoff and Zak Folkman outlined the company’s mission to build a more inclusive financial system. WLFI, short for World Liberty, is spearheading this effort with the USD1 stablecoin at its core. Designed to be more than just another digital dollar, USD1 aims to support real-world applications like remittances, crypto trading, spending, and card payments—particularly for communities underserved by traditional financial systems.
Zak Folkman emphasized their vision: “We’re building an integrated application that allows people to send money, trade crypto, and make payments—all anchored by the USD1 stablecoin.”
The Rise of USD1 and Real-World Integration
WLFI’s USD1 stablecoin isn’t just a store of value; it’s a utility-driven asset tailored to user needs in emerging economies. By focusing on practical applications, WLFI sets itself apart from other stablecoin issuers. Their product is already being integrated into payment systems, remittance channels, and even debit card programs, making digital finance more accessible.
Looking ahead, the team plans to expand USD1’s utility by enabling the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs). This will allow users to invest in tangible assets like real estate or commodities via blockchain, opening up previously inaccessible investment avenues.
Regulatory Focus and Capital Deployment
WLFI is also serious about compliance and scalability. According to the co-founders, they’ve built a team specifically structured to address capital deployment, regional partnerships, and global regulatory standards. Rather than working around regulation, WLFI aims to engage with it directly, forming strong partnerships in both developed and emerging markets.
Zach Witkoff added, “Our approach is to work with regulators and partners in each region to ensure we’re delivering safe and compliant services tailored to local needs.”
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