Speaking at a New York conference, co-founder Zak Folkman said the team is seeing “a lot of interest” from public companies exploring WLFI as part of their corporate treasury strategies.

This comes amid broader conversations about the role of crypto assets in balance sheet diversification.

The firm also unveiled its mobile app — an integrated platform designed to streamline user access to USD1, WLFI governance features, and more.

About the near future, Folkman said in a recent interview,

“If you pay attention over the next couple weeks, I think everyone who wants to know WEN World Liberty (Financial)… is going to be very very happy.”

Meanwhile, WLFi is preparing to release the first-ever audit of its USD1 stablecoin.

Folkman confirmed that the attestation, conducted by an independent accounting firm, will be published “within days,” as part of the platform’s commitment to transparency.

About the audit, Folkman added,

“We’re going to have very transparent auditing from a financial level.”

Despite brief deviations, World Liberty’s USD1 stablecoin has largely held its peg to the U.S. dollar, trading at or near $1 throughout June.

Momentary dips below $0.99 and spikes above $1.04, as seen on CoinGecko, highlight volatility common to newer stablecoins — but USD1 has shown stability and quickly reverted to its $1 mark.

As the project prepares to release its first audit, transparency is taking center stage — an uncommon move for stablecoins of this scale, with a circulating supply of over 2.1 billion.

While CoinGecko still left the market cap field blank, DefiLlama listed USD1’s valuation at $2.201 billion at press time.

This discrepancy suggests under-the-radar momentum, especially as interest grows in the WLFI ecosystem.