Introduction to the Partnership
World Liberty Financial has teamed up with Pakistan to bring a groundbreaking shift to cross-border payments. In a move that could reshape the digital payments landscape, the company signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Pakistan’s Ministry of Finance. This partnership focuses on integrating World Liberty Financial’s USD1 stablecoin into Pakistan’s official cross-border payment system.
Seamless Integration with Pakistan’s Digital Payment Infrastructure
Under this strategic agreement, World Liberty Financial will collaborate with Pakistan’s central bank to introduce USD1 into a regulated digital payments framework. This initiative is designed to operate alongside the country’s existing digital currency infrastructure, aiming to enhance efficiency in international financial transactions.
USD1 is a fully-backed stablecoin, with each token supported 1:1 by U.S. dollars held at regulated institutions and U.S. Treasurys. The stablecoin is currently accessible on several major blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Solana, and Tron. Additionally, USD1 has been integrated into global exchanges, including Binance, which began offering trading pairs for the stablecoin in December 2025.
World Liberty Financial Expands the Reach of USD1 in the Digital Asset Market
This collaboration is timely as World Liberty Financial continues to expand USD1’s reach across the digital asset ecosystem. The company has also launched World Liberty Markets, a new lending and borrowing platform that uses USD1 for transactions and as collateral. The platform reached over $50 million in total value locked just days after launching, indicating a rapidly growing demand for stablecoin-based financial services.
The partnership between World Liberty Financial and Pakistan marks a significant step towards revolutionizing cross-border payments. With the increasing reliance on digital currencies worldwide, this agreement positions Pakistan to be at the forefront of adopting stablecoins in its financial system.
As stablecoins like USD1 gain traction in the global market, countries are beginning to recognize their potential for faster, more efficient international transactions, making this partnership a key milestone in the evolution of digital finance.