World Liberty Financial’s USD1 Stablecoin is now operational across multiple blockchains through integration with ChainLink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP).
That’s according to the sons of Sergei Nazarov, co-founder of World Liberty Financial’s Chain Link, and Eric Trump, the son of US President Donald Trump, who announced his cross-chain capabilities at Consensus 2025.
USD1, a US dollar-backed stubcoin launched by a Trump-inspired decentralized finance protocol, has grown significantly since its debut, reaching a market capitalization of $2 billion. Stablecoin was used to shut down MGX’s $2 billion investment in Binance.
It is still behind industry leaders tethers and circles.
The tokens are supported by the short-term US Treasury Department and Fiat Reserve held by Bitgo Trust. Stablecoin has been largely silent within a single blockchain ecosystem for now, but CCIP integration allows it to move freely across the blockchain.
Ethereum and the BNB chain are the first blockchains to be integrated, although future blockchain support is expected. The integration tackles cross-chain security, a long-standing hurdle in the Stablecoin market, says the integration.
Historically, cross-chain bridge vulnerabilities cost users nearly $3 billion, they added.
“ChainLink’s combat-tested infrastructure provides facility-grade security and wide range, providing the extensive reach needed to put USD1 into millions of people.
This collaboration is based on a previous integration that ChainLink priced Oracle used to support the deployment of World Liberty Aave V3 instances.