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World Liberty Financial (WLF) will roll out a suite of real-world-asset products in January 2026, co-founder Zach Witkoff said at a Dubai industry event. The company plans to anchor the lineup with its USD1 stablecoin, positioning the token as core collateral and settlement for new instruments. The move signals a push to bring more mainstream assets on-chain under a single brand.
A Reuters update said WLF’s USD1 has already seen high-profile use this year, after an Abu Dhabi-backed firm used it to fund a stake in Binance. The report added that WLF wants its RWA suite ready “at the beginning of the first quarter.” Reuters detail plan, underscoring how stablecoins are becoming rails for tokenized assets.
USD1 is described by the issuer as a multichain, fully backed dollar token designed for quick settlement and broad integration with apps and exchanges. WLF’s product page outline features, including support for multiple networks and redemption at 1:1 with U.S. dollars. The company pitches USD1 as a foundation for compliant distribution of new financial products.
Earlier this year, WLF said USD1 would launch on Ethereum and BNB Chain, with plans to add more protocols over time. In March, the firm told Reuters it would keep the token fully backed by cash and money-market assets. Reuters also describe launch and quoted Witkoff on the goal of “seamless, secure cross-border transactions.”
“The next phase is making real-world assets simple to access through products people already use,” said Zach Witkoff, co-founder of World Liberty Financial. He added that stable, transparent rails can help institutions connect on-chain finance with everyday payments and investing. If the January rollout proceeds as planned, WLF could become a prominent venue for tokenized instruments that link into exchanges, wallets, and DeFi.
