World Liberty Financial plans payments tech rollout for Web2 firms
Key Summary
World Liberty Financial is expanding its payments technology to large Web2 companies, focusing on drivers, contractors, and content creators. The firm is building on its USD1 stablecoin and AgentPay SDK, which enables autonomous transactions. WLFI has also received a national trust bank charter and signed a memorandum of understanding with MOA Protocol.
Web2 Expansion
WLFI is planning to extend its payments technology to large Web2 companies, with a focus on disbursing funds to drivers, contractors, and content creators.
# Technical Layer
The technical layer enabling the Web2 expansion is AgentPay, an SDK launched in March 2026. AgentPay lets AI agents handle USD1 transactions autonomously while staying within self-custodial guardrails, meaning the money never pools in a custodian's account before reaching the recipient.
# Regulatory Scaffolding
WLFI has received a national trust bank charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and signed a memorandum of understanding with MOA Protocol. The MOU focuses on expanding USD1's role in remittances, payments, and AI-agent transactions, with South Korea flagged as a potential early market.
# Market Potential
The global forex and remittance market processes approximately $7 trillion annually, and existing services take a sizeable cut. WLFI's World Swap platform aims to offer lower fees by routing transactions through stablecoin infrastructure instead of correspondent banking networks.
# User Experience
To bridge the gap between DeFi rails and everyday users, WLFI is developing a mobile app designed to make deposits and transfers feel closer to Venmo than MetaMask.