WLFI Set to Launch Game-Changing Debit Card in 2025
WLFI shatters the crypto-fiat divide with its upcoming debit card launch—finally letting you spend digital assets like cash.
The Seamless Spending Revolution
This isn't another plastic promise. WLFI's card bridges blockchain liquidity with real-world commerce, cutting through traditional banking red tape. Users bypass conversion headaches while merchants gain access to crypto-powered payments without the volatility risk.
Why This Changes Everything
Forget waiting days for wire transfers or paying outrageous forex fees. WLFI's infrastructure processes transactions at POS terminals globally—turning your portfolio into purchasing power instantly. The timing couldn't be better as regulatory frameworks finally catch up to digital asset utility.
Banking's Ironic Evolution
While traditional banks still treat crypto like a suspicious asset class, WLFI's card demonstrates what happens when finance actually innovates instead of just raising overdraft fees. Maybe legacy institutions will learn something—though we wouldn't bet your Bitcoin on it.
The project will launch a debit card and retail app “soon.”
They plan to have its stablecoin USD1 linked to Apple Pay and position its app like a “Venmo meets Robinhood.” pic.twitter.com/nPxCO6xn4Z – Jacquelyn Melinek (@jacqmelinek) September 23, 2025
Folkman described the app as “a mix of Venmo and Robinhood.” The service is expected to include both traditional peer-to-peer payments and commerce.
Stablecoin USD1 and a WLFI debit card will be important elements of the solution’s ecosystem. Judging by Folkman’s words, the app will be able to be tied to Apple Pay.
This will enable WLFI users to pay for products and services using USD1 on their balance. Whether the app will also support other crypto assets, Folkman did not specify.
He also did not disclose which payment network will partner with the project to issue a bank card. The exact timing of the products release to the market is unknown at the time of writing.
In addition, Folkman said he signed a memorandum of understanding with South Korean exchange Bithumb to explore business opportunities.
The WLFI co-founder also commented on the possibility of the platform launching its own network. According to him, this will not happen, as such a decision contradicts the concept of the project and its commitment to stablecoins.
Previously, the WLFI management did not announce the launch of a bank card. Folkman, on the other hand, mentioned the app earlier.
He announced it in June 2025 as part of the Permissionless conference. According to him, the app will simplify settlements and purchases of crypto assets for retail investors.
The platform introduced its stablecoin in March 2025. Its capitalization is $2.68 billion, according to CoinGecko.
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