STABLECOIN / USD

USD1

World Liberty Financial USD, issued by BitGo. Fiat-backed.

MARKET CAP / USD$4.33BSupply × captured USD price
30D SUPPLY+7.57%Change at observation date
NETWORKS8 trackedPositive tracked balances; includes bridges
PRICE / USD$0.9996Indicative, not an executable quote

Supply snapshot: 2026-09-14. API captured 2026-09-14 12:10:59 UTC. Price-update time is not supplied by the provider. Selected document fields reviewed 2026-09-14; other fields need review.

OVERVIEW

What is USD1?

World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) is a USD-denominated fiat-backed stablecoin associated with BitGo. This profile separates a market snapshot dated 2026-09-14 from issuer-document reviews.

ISSUER / OPERATORBitGo
BACKING MODELUSD deposits, US government money market funds and other cash equivalents
REDEMPTION ROUTEDirect via BitGo for eligible customers; other holders use supported venues
DOCUMENT REVIEW / 2026-09-14

What the sources establish.

Separate the brand from the issuer

World Liberty Financial's FAQ says BitGo issues USD1, maintains the reserve assets and processes initial purchases and redemptions, while World Liberty Financial owns the brand and provides services. Direct fiat redemption is described for eligible BitGo customers, not every token holder.

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A reserve dashboard does not replace the report

BitGo publishes monthly reserve attestations. The World Liberty Financial proof-of-reserves dashboard describes near-real-time onchain visibility but explicitly points readers to the monthly reports for formal reporting. Neither source is treated here as a full financial-statement audit.

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01 / ISSUER & STRUCTURE

What supports the unit.

UNIT
USD
Not field-reviewed
ISSUANCE MODEL
Fiat-backed
Not field-reviewed
RESERVE / COLLATERAL
USD deposits, US government money market funds and other cash equivalents
Source · 2026-09-14
YIELD PROFILE
No
Not field-reviewed
ATTESTATION
Monthly third-party reserve attestations
Source · 2026-09-14
REGULATORY POSTURE
BitGo trust + money transmitter entities
Not field-reviewed
REDEMPTION
Direct via BitGo for eligible customers; other holders use supported venues
Source · 2026-09-14
02 / INTERPRETATION

How to read this record.

ISSUER CLAIMS

Only fields with their own dated source link were checked in the latest document review. Other descriptions remain historical reference material, even when a general source link is available.

MARKET SNAPSHOT

Market cap is estimated as dated token supply multiplied by the USD price captured from the API. The two inputs are not guaranteed to be simultaneous. Supply change compares exact 30-day history points in token units, not dollar value or investment return. Network counts include tracked bridges.

03 / QUESTIONS

Common questions about USD1.

What is USD1?

World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) is a USD-denominated fiat-backed stablecoin associated with BitGo. This profile separates a market snapshot dated 2026-09-14 from issuer-document reviews.

Who issues USD1?

The Stablrcoin record identifies BitGo as the issuer, operator or governing organization associated with World Liberty Financial USD. The exact legal role can differ between company-issued tokens and decentralized protocols, so the linked primary source remains authoritative.

What backs USD1?

The directory describes the reserve or collateral model as USD deposits, US government money market funds and other cash equivalents. That field has a dated source in the document review from 2026-09-14.

Can USD1 be redeemed?

The recorded redemption route is: Direct via BitGo for eligible customers; other holders use supported venues. The route has a dated source in the document review from 2026-09-14. Eligibility, minimums, settlement windows and fees can still depend on the issuer, account type and jurisdiction.

Does USD1 pay yield?

The listed yield profile is No. Yield from a separate wrapper, savings product or protocol position is not the same as yield built into the stablecoin itself and can introduce additional risks.

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