World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the cryptocurrency project backed by the Trump family, has announced a partnership with payments infrastructure company Mesh to bring its USD1 stablecoin to online merchants, with the rollout expected in the fourth quarter.

The announcement was made at Token2049 in Singapore on Wednesday. Token2049 is one of the digital asset industry's largest annual conferences, drawing executives, developers and investors from across the global crypto ecosystem.

USD1 is the US dollar-pegged stablecoin issued by World Liberty Financial, which launched the token in 2025. According to the project, USD1 is backed by short-duration US Treasuries, dollar deposits and cash equivalents, and is designed to maintain a stable value against the US dollar. Stablecoins of this kind have become core infrastructure in digital asset markets, and issuers have increasingly sought to extend their use beyond trading and crypto-native applications into everyday payments.

Mesh builds payment infrastructure that enables businesses to accept digital assets, including stablecoins, at the point of sale. Pairing that infrastructure with a dollar-pegged token speaks to one of the sector's most discussed goals: making stablecoins usable at standard online checkout flows, a step that would put them in front of merchants and shoppers who never touch a crypto exchange.

Under the partnership, WLFI and Mesh plan to integrate USD1 into online commerce, giving merchants the ability to accept the stablecoin as payment for goods and services. The integration is expected to go live in the fourth quarter. Additional details on the rollout, such as which merchant platforms will support USD1 and how transactions will be processed, were not immediately available, those specifics among the items to watch as the launch window approaches.

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