Trump Family Backed World Liberty Financial Will Soon Launch Debit Card, Retail App
Separately, World Liberty said had it signed a memorandum of understanding with South Korean exchange Bithumb to explore business opportunities, though details of the tie-up remain unclear.

What to know:
- World Liberty Financial will roll out a debit card and retail application “very soon.”
- The retail app is meant to merge peer-to-peer transfers with trading features.
SEOUL, South Korea: World Liberty Financial will roll out a debit card and retail application “very soon,” co-founder Zak Folkman said during a panel at the ongoing Korea Blockchain Week 2025.
The products are pitched as a way to plug the project’s stablecoin USD1 into everyday payments, including Apple Pay integration.
The retail app is meant to merge peer-to-peer transfers with trading features. Both products are expected to form the core of World Liberty’s push into consumer markets.
Separately, World Liberty said had it signed a memorandum of understanding with South Korean exchange Bithumb to explore business opportunities, though details of the tie-up remain unclear.
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