World Liberty Financial Enters Forex Market With World Swap Launch

World Liberty Financial announced the launch of its foreign exchange and remittance platform, called World Swap, on Thursday. The company made the announcement during the Consensus conference, which took place in Hong Kong. 

According to World Liberty Financial, the new platform will allow individuals to save money on foreign exchange by lowering the costs associated with money transfer services. 

The company asserts that the new platform will offer lower transaction fees than those offered by money transfer services. Through the platform, people in different regions will be able to transact using bank accounts and debit cards. 

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The company claims that it will provide an easier way for individuals who want to make international money transfers. Zak Folkman, co-founder of World Liberty Financial, made an announcement regarding the launch of the platform. 

Folkman claimed that intermediaries charge high fees on these flows. He said that World Swap offers a cheaper alternative to users who need to settle foreign exchange.

World Liberty Financial is a company that operates in the stablecoin and decentralized financial sectors. The company is associated with the Trump family. The company recently launched a lending platform called World Liberty Markets.

According to Folkman, the lending platform had $320 million in lending within four weeks of operation. He asserted that the platform had borrowed over $200 million in the same period.

The company claimed that these figures represent early adoption of USD1-based lending platforms. The company is receiving more political attention as it expands operations in digital assets. 

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The company is receiving ethics concerns due to the Trump family’s involvement and the administration’s oversight of U.S. crypto policies.

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The White House denied any conflicts of interest. The company received more scrutiny following a Wall Street Journal report. The report claimed that a sheikh from the United Arab Emirates bought a 49% stake in the company just before Trump’s inauguration.

Trump later claimed that he was not aware of a $500 million UAE investment deal involving the company. The House of Representatives launched a probe into the deal. The investigation is ongoing.

The company recently expanded operations through a partnership with Spacecoin. The company launched a token swap system using the USD1 stablecoin. Spacecoin launched three satellites to facilitate a network of satellites in low Earth orbit.

The company is planning to offer RWA-based financial products using the USD1 stablecoin. The company claimed that these financial products can increase participation in the market. The company is planning to offer a WLFI debit card for users to make daily purchases.

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