Trump family crypto firm World Liberty Financial unveils new global remittance platform
World Liberty Financial announced plans for a new remittance platform called World Swap in Hong Kong. The service aims to lower fees for global money transfers.
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World Liberty Financial announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026, that it will roll out World Swap , a new foreign exchange and remittance platform. The announcement was made during the Consensus Web 3 event held in Hong Kong
HK. The company stated that the platform is designed to connect users directly to debit cards and bank accounts, allowing for the settlement of remittances at a fraction of the fees typically charged by traditional competitors. The firm framed the scale of the project against the approximately $7 trillion in global currency flows.
The move into the remittance market comes as World Liberty Financial reports substantial early activity on its existing crypto initiatives. According to the firm, its lending platform has recorded approximately $320 million in lending and more than $200 million borrowed. These operations involve World Liberty Markets and the use of the USD1 stablecoin . Zak Folkman, a key figure associated with the project, has highlighted these figures as evidence of the firm's growth within the digital asset sector.








