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World Liberty Financial's USD1 stablecoin is now live inside the Zebec Super App, adding real-time payroll streaming, bulk transfers, and token vesting to the growing list of USD1 use cases on Solana.

Payroll meets USD1.@worldlibertyfi is now supported in the Zebec SuperApp, and it’s built for how teams actually operate:

• Stream salaries to your team in real-time
• Bulk transfers in one click
• Token vesting schedules
• Employer & employee dashboards
• Onboard… pic.twitter.com/4i99g6RTaB

— Zebec Network (@Zebec_HQ) April 1, 2026

What Is The Zebec Super App And Why Does It Matter For USD1?

Zebec is a financial infrastructure platform built on Solana. Its Super App is designed to handle payroll, treasury management, and payment flows for teams and institutions operating on-chain.

With USD1 now supported, teams can use the stablecoin directly within Zebec's existing infrastructure without needing to bridge to another network or switch platforms.

The integration was announced by both World Liberty Financial and Zebec. WLFI framed it as another avenue for USD1 adoption, noting that "your team's payroll" is now another way USD1 shows up in practice.

What Can Teams Actually Do With USD1 In Zebec?

The integration is built around how payroll and treasury operations work at an institutional level. Here is what is currently available or confirmed as coming:

Stream salaries to team members in real time

Execute bulk transfers in a single click

Set up token vesting schedules

Access separate employer and employee dashboards

Onboard team members via email, with no wallet required (coming soon)

The no-wallet onboarding feature is particularly relevant for teams that include members without prior crypto experience. Once live, it lowers the setup barrier significantly for companies that want to pay staff in USD1 without requiring each employee to configure a wallet independently.

Zebec described the integration as "designed for teams and institutions operating with USD1," positioning it as infrastructure rather than a consumer product.

Is USD1 a Fully Backed Stablecoin?

Yes. USD1 is issued by BitGo and is fully backed by US treasuries, USD deposits, and cash equivalents. It currently has roughly $4.4 billion in circulation, according to DefiLlama.

The stablecoin is pegged to the US dollar and settles natively on Solana through WLFI's expanding infrastructure. Its backing structure puts it in the same category as other institutional-grade stablecoins, where reserves are held in short-duration, liquid assets rather than algorithmic mechanisms.

What Else Happened With WLFI On March 31?

The Zebec announcement was not the only development recently. 

USD1 Goes Live On Project 0

USD1 went live on Project 0 on March 31. Project 0 is a separate platform, and this marks another point of expansion for the stablecoin beyond its existing integrations.

AgentPay SDK v0.2.1 Is Released

World Liberty Financial also released AgentPay SDK v0.2.1, an update to its open-source AI agent payment toolkit. This version adds support for x402 and MPP (Machine Payment Protocol) HTTP payment flows, expands EIP-3009 signing support, and adds Tempo mainnet compatibility.

AgentPay is essentially a wallet and payment system built for AI agents rather than humans. When an AI agent is running a task and needs to pay for API access or a machine-to-machine transaction, AgentPay gives it its own wallet, a set of operator-defined spending rules, and the ability to sign and send payments locally without contacting WLFI or any third party.

The x402 flow handles HTTP 402 payment responses, a standard where an API signals that a resource requires payment before access is granted. MPP introduces session-based payments on Tempo mainnet, where an agent can open a session, deposit funds, make multiple requests, and close out when the job is done.

All transactions settle in USD1. The SDK carries no platform fees and is released under the MIT licence with no telemetry or auto-update mechanisms. It has also gone live on BNB Chain.

How Does WLFI's USD1 Expansion Fit The Broader Picture?

The Zebec integration, Project 0 launch, and AgentPay SDK update all arrived within the same 24-hour window, pointing to a coordinated push to embed USD1 across multiple use cases simultaneously.

Payroll infrastructure, AI agent payments, and on-chain IPO-style platforms represent three very different verticals. The common thread is USD1 as the settlement layer. WLFI appears to be focused on building out the number of contexts in which USD1 is a functional, usable currency rather than just a tradeable asset.

Solana's low transaction costs and high throughput make it a practical choice for payroll streaming and real-time transfers, where even small per-transaction fees can add up quickly at scale.

Resources

World LibertyFi on X: Posts (March, 2026 - April, 2026)

Zebec on X: Post on April 1

World LibertyFi docs: About AgentPay SDK

Ripple ha lanciato due nuove funzionalità all'interno della sua piattaforma Ripple Treasury che consentono ai team finanziari aziendali di detenere e gestire XRP e Ripple USD (RLUSD) nello stesso sistema che usano per la liquidità quotidiana. Chiamati Conti di Attività Digitali e Tesoreria Unificata, questi strumenti segnano la prima volta che le attività digitali sono state integrate nativamente in un sistema di gestione della tesoreria (TMS), piuttosto che gestite tramite una piattaforma separata.

Cosa ha effettivamente lanciato Ripple?

Il lancio del 1 aprile introduce due funzionalità come parte di Ripple Treasury, una piattaforma costruita su più di 40 anni di gestione della tesoreria aziendale. Ripple ha acquisito la piattaforma sottostante, GTreasury, per 1 miliardo di dollari nell'ottobre 2025. Quel sistema ha elaborato 13 trilioni di dollari in volume di pagamenti lo scorso anno per clienti che vanno dalle piccole imprese alle aziende Fortune 500.

Se LINK è "sottovalutato" dipende interamente da come misuri il valore, ma i numeri grezzi forniscono un caso convincente per la conversazione. La rete di Chainlink assicura oltre 60 miliardi di dollari in valore totale, ha abilitato quasi 29 trilioni di dollari in transazioni cumulative e domina circa il 65% del mercato degli oracoli decentralizzati. Nel frattempo, il token LINK stesso ha una capitalizzazione di mercato di circa 6,3 miliardi di dollari. Quella differenza tra ciò che fa la rete e ciò che il mercato paga per essa merita di essere esaminata.

Saltiamo la speculazione e andiamo dritti ai dati.

JPMorgan is targeting more than $10 billion in daily transaction volume on its Kinexys blockchain platform, effectively doubling its current throughput. The push comes alongside a major deal with Mitsubishi Corporation, the first Japanese company to adopt Kinexys Digital Payments for global treasury operations.

The bank isn't being shy about its ambitions. Zack Chestnut, Global Head of Business Development for Kinexys Digital Payments, said the goal is to push past that $10 billion mark “in the foreseeable future,” adding that a “robust pipeline” of new clients is expected over the next 12 months.

Where Does Kinexys Stand Right Now?

Kinexys by J.P. Morgan, rebranded from the Onyx platform in November 2024, is a private, permissioned blockchain built for institutional digital payments and asset tokenization. It lets participating institutions move funds held in JPMorgan deposit accounts in near real-time, 24/7, across borders without relying on traditional intermediaries.

The numbers back that up. Since launching in 2020, the platform has processed over $3 trillion in cumulative transaction volume. Its current average daily transaction value exceeds $5 billion, serving hundreds of institutional clients across five continents, including banks, corporations, and fintechs.

Getting from $5 billion to $10 billion per day is an aggressive target, but JPMorgan clearly sees the demand. The platform is designed around programmable payments, intraday liquidity optimization, and treasury management, all areas where large multinationals face persistent friction.

Why Does the Mitsubishi Deal Matter?

The Mitsubishi Corporation deal, announced on March 31, is a milestone for Kinexys on multiple fronts.

Mitsubishi becomes the first Japanese corporation to use Kinexys Digital Payments for intragroup cash management. The setup uses Programmable Payments with rule-based "if-this-then-that" logic, allowing Mitsubishi subsidiaries in Singapore, London, and New York to move USD automatically when pre-defined conditions are met. That means 24/7 transfers without waiting on traditional banking hours, which is critical for a conglomerate that needs to respond quickly to commodity price swings and short-notice cash demands.

Funds move directly on the blockchain ledger through Blockchain Deposit Accounts, improving capital allocation across the entire consolidated group. For a company operating across dozens of industries and geographies, that kind of liquidity flexibility matters.

Kazuyoshi Kawakami, Treasurer at Mitsubishi Corporation, described liquidity management as "a core source of credit strength," noting that instant and programmable payments support more efficient fund allocation while strengthening resilience in times of market stress.

JPMorgan positioned the deal as proof that Kinexys is expanding its role in corporate treasury modernization, and as a signal that Japanese corporates are ready to move on-chain for real business use cases.

What Is JPMorgan Actually Building Here?

It's worth stepping back to look at the bigger picture. JPMorgan has been one of the earliest and most aggressive traditional banks when it comes to production-grade blockchain infrastructure. CEO Jamie Dimon has been vocal about his skepticism toward crypto markets, but the bank has consistently invested in institutional distributed ledger technology.

Kinexys sits in a specific lane: bank-led, permissioned, and regulatory-compliant. It delivers the speed, transparency, and programmability that blockchain enables while staying within the guardrails that institutional clients require. It is not DeFi. It is not competing with public chains. But it is moving real money at serious scale.

Notable Kinexys Clients Include:

FedEx

HSBC

BlackRock

Siemens

B2C2

Ant International

The Mitsubishi win adds a major Asian corporate name to that list, which matters for Kinexys' credibility in a region where institutional blockchain adoption has been slower to materialize.

Can JPMorgan Actually Hit $10 Billion per Day?

Doubling daily volume is no small ask, but the infrastructure is already processing billions daily and the client pipeline is reportedly growing. If Kinexys continues landing deals at the Mitsubishi level, $10 billion starts to look less like a stretch target and more like an inevitability.

The real question isn't whether @jpmorgan can hit the number. It's what happens when the largest bank in the U.S. proves that blockchain-based payments work at scale within a regulated framework. That has implications well beyond one platform's transaction metrics.

Sources:

DL News — Reporting on JPMorgan's volume targets and the Mitsubishi deal, including quotes from Zack Chestnut and Kazuyoshi Kawakami

JPMorgan — Official press release on the Mitsubishi Corporation adoption of Kinexys Digital Payments, including Programmable Payments detail and Kawakami's full statement

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has released AgentPay SDK v0.2.1, an update that extends its open-source AI agent payment toolkit to support x402 and MPP (Machine Payment Protocol) HTTP payment flows, while also expanding EIP-3009 signing support and adding Tempo mainnet compatibility.

What Is AgentPay SDK?

Think of AgentPay SDK as a wallet and payment system built specifically for AI agents, not humans.

When an AI agent is running a task, it often needs to pay for things along the way: pulling data from a paid API, accessing a service, or completing a machine-to-machine transaction. Without a purpose-built payment layer, that agent either can't do the job or has to hand off control to an outside system to handle the money.

AgentPay solves that. It gives the agent its own wallet, a set of spending rules defined by the operator, and the ability to sign and send payments locally without contacting WLFI or any third party. The agent can spend, but only within the boundaries the operator sets.

SDK stands for Software Development Kit, which is essentially a packaged set of tools developers use to build or extend software. In this case, the kit includes a command-line interface (CLI), a local signing daemon, a policy engine, and a skill pack that connects the wallet to agent hosts like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw.

What Changed In AgentPay SDK v0.2.1?

The original AgentPay SDK, released around March 21, gave AI agents a local, self-custodial runtime for wallet setup, policy-based transfers, and human approval checkpoints. Version 0.2.1 builds on that foundation by letting agents pay for API access and HTTP-native services directly, without handing control away from the operator.

All transactions settle in USD1, WLFI's dollar-pegged stablecoin, which has roughly $4.4 billion in circulation according to DefiLlama.

What x402 Support Adds

The x402 flow handles HTTP 402 payment responses, a standard where an API signals that a resource requires payment before access is granted. With v0.2.1, AgentPay supports:

Exact-payment and EIP-3009 x402 HTTP payment flows

Reusable HTTP request controls including --method, repeatable --header, --data, and --json-body

The flow works like this: the agent requests a resource, the API responds with a 402 status and a price, AgentPay checks the operator's spending policy, signs locally using EIP-3009, and retries with payment proof attached. The API then returns the data.

What MPP Support Adds

MPP (Machine Payment Protocol) introduces session-based payments on Tempo mainnet. Instead of paying per request, an agent can open a session, deposit funds, make multiple requests, and close out when the job is done.

New MPP features in v0.2.1 include:

MPP HTTP 402 payments on Tempo mainnet

Tempo session flows with session open, voucher signing, optional --deposit, automatic top-up, and explicit close

Persisted session reuse via --session-state-file

Decoded Payment-Receipt output plus JSON and NDJSON automation modes

How Does AgentPay Keep Operator Control Intact?

This is the core design question the SDK is built around. Every transaction, whether a simple transfer or a paid API call, runs through the same local policy engine before any signing takes place. There is no code path that bypasses policy enforcement.

The architecture spans four layers: a command-line interface (CLI), a local signing daemon, a policy engine, and a skill pack for integration with agent hosts like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw. Private keys never leave the operator's machine. WLFI does not custody assets, access keys, or process funds.

When a transaction exceeds a preset threshold, the SDK pauses and requires human approval. If a wallet runs low on funds, the system halts the operation and returns an error with the wallet address, chain ID, and a QR code for replenishment.

The SDK charges no platform fees. Only standard blockchain gas fees apply. It is released under the MIT licence with no telemetry or auto-update mechanisms.

Who Is AgentPay SDK v0.2.1 Built For?

AgentPay targets developers building autonomous agents that need to pay for services during execution, such as paid APIs, data feeds, or machine-to-machine services, while keeping a human operator in control of how and when money moves. The macOS-first setup integrates with macOS Keychain and runs a root-managed LaunchDaemon locally.

Conclusion 

AgentPay SDK v0.2.1 does one thing the original release could not: it lets AI agents pay for work in real time, mid-task, without the operator losing control of how that money moves.

The addition of x402 and MPP support means agents can now access paid APIs, data feeds, and HTTP-native services as part of their normal execution flow. Sessions can be opened, funded, used across multiple requests, and closed out, all within policy limits the operator defines upfront.

The core design has not changed. Keys stay local. Signing stays local. WLFI has no access to wallets or funds. The only thing that has expanded is what the agent can do inside that controlled environment.

For developers building autonomous agents that interact with paid services, v0.2.1 closes a practical gap that the first release left open.

Resources

World LibertyFi on X: Post on March 31

World LibertyFi docs: About AgentPay SDK

Report by The Defiant: World Liberty Financial Launches Toolkit to Let AI Agents Spend USD1

Ripple ha confermato una partnership con Convera, un importante fornitore non bancario nei pagamenti B2B globali, per portare pagamenti transfrontalieri abilitati da stablecoin ai clienti aziendali. La collaborazione collega l'infrastruttura blockchain di Ripple con la rete di pagamento globale di Convera per migliorare la velocità di regolazione, la liquidità e l'affidabilità nelle transazioni internazionali.

Cos'è la partnership tra Ripple e Convera?

Convera e Ripple hanno annunciato una collaborazione strategica per offrire soluzioni di pagamento e tesoreria abilitati al crypto per le imprese. Convera gestirà l'intera esperienza di pagamento per i suoi clienti aziendali, mentre Ripple fornisce l'infrastruttura sottostante per la liquidità, i punti di ingresso e uscita, e la regolazione transfrontaliera.

Binance is bringing prediction markets directly into its self-custody wallet. The exchange is currently beta-testing an in-app feature that aggregates on-chain prediction markets from third-party providers, with PredictFun serving as the primary integration. Built on BNB Chain, the tool lets Binance Wallet users trade on real-world event outcomes without leaving the app.

The timing is no accident. Prediction markets have surged in popularity over the past two years, with platforms like Polymarket pulling in significant volumes during election cycles and major global events. Globally, prediction markets recorded over 192 million transactions in March 2026 alone. Binance is now positioning itself to capture a share of that momentum through a familiar interface millions of users already have installed.

How Does the Prediction Market Feature Work?

Users who want in will need to create a dedicated Prediction Account, separate from their main wallet or spot trading accounts. From there, they can browse markets covering elections, sports, crypto prices, economics, and cultural events.

The mechanics follow the standard prediction market model:

Trades involve yes/no outcome shares priced between $0.01 and $0.99

Prices reflect the crowd's estimated probability of an event happening

Settlement is handled on-chain through BNB Chain, with oracles resolving outcomes

The standout feature here is PredictFun's yield mechanism. Funds used as collateral can continue earning DeFi yield while locked in positions. That directly addresses one of the oldest complaints about prediction markets: capital sitting idle while you wait for an event to resolve.

According to The Block, a Binance spokesperson said the company is testing in-app access to on-chain prediction markets through a third-party integration, adding that it broadens the range of things users can do in Binance Wallet. Official announcements will follow on Binance's channels when the rollout is ready.

What Is PredictFun?

@predictdotfun is a BNB Chain-native prediction market protocol with direct ties to the Binance ecosystem. The platform was built by @dingalingts, formerly Binance's Head of Research and founder of PancakeSwap, and is backed by YZi Labs, formerly Binance Labs. Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao publicly backed the project in December 2025.

The platform runs on an order-book system with oracle-backed resolutions. Users connect a Web3 wallet, but trading happens through a separate internal wallet address for added security. Minimum deposits start around $10 in USDT or USDC.

Since launch, PredictFun has processed over $1.5 billion in cumulative trading volume across more than 120,000 users and 3.3 million transactions. In March 2026, it acquired Probable, another BNB Chain prediction platform that had backing from PancakeSwap and YZi Labs. The acquisition came with user incentives including 2x fee returns and doubled points.

There is also a points program in place that rewards activity, accuracy, and engagement. That structure is a familiar setup for projects that may eventually launch a token or distribute rewards to early participants.

Why Does This Matter for BNB Chain?

The integration gives PredictFun access to Binance Wallet's massive user base, plugging a niche DeFi product into one of the biggest distribution channels in crypto. For Binance, it adds utility to its self-custody wallet and strengthens the broader BNB Chain ecosystem without building the product in-house.

This follows a wider industry trend. Trust Wallet, which Binance owns, has already added similar prediction market features through providers like Myriad Markets and PredictFun. Other crypto platforms are embedding prediction tools as well, even as the sector faces regulatory scrutiny in the U.S. through CFTC oversight and ongoing legal challenges.

Polymarket remains the dominant player, but Binance's entry could shift the competitive landscape through sheer scale. If Binance Wallet aggregates additional providers over time, it could evolve into a prediction market hub rather than a single-provider integration.

What Should Users Watch For?

The feature is still in beta. There is no confirmed public launch date, and it remains unclear which jurisdictions will be supported at rollout. Binance has already noted that its ADGM entities in Abu Dhabi will not provide the service.

Users should also keep standard on-chain risks in mind. Smart contract vulnerabilities, oracle reliability, and the general volatility of prediction market positions all apply here. The requirement to set up a separate Prediction Account adds a layer of friction, though it also isolates risk from main wallet holdings.

If the beta progresses smoothly, Binance could bring prediction markets to a mainstream crypto audience in a way no standalone platform has managed yet. The combination of a trusted wallet interface, DeFi yield on locked collateral, and broad event coverage is a compelling package. Whether it can challenge Polymarket's grip will come down to execution, regional availability, and how fast @Binance moves from beta to full launch.

Sources:

The Block — Original reporting on Binance's beta-testing of prediction market features through PredictFun, including spokesperson confirmation

Binance Support — Official FAQ detailing prediction market functionality within Binance Wallet

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