WLFI founder Zak Folkman said at Token2049 on Oct. 7 that the project plans to integrate payment technology with unnamed Web2 companies. He said those companies have "billions of users" and that the intended use case is paying drivers, contractors, and creators. No company names, launch timeline, or product details were disclosed in the remarks cited by BlockBeats. The statement points to a possible effort by WLFI to place its payment tools inside large consumer internet platforms rather than limiting distribution to crypto-native channels. At this stage, the public information is limited to Folkman’s on-stage comments.
WLFI founder Zak Folkman said at Token2049 on Oct. 7 that WLFI plans to integrate payment technology with unnamed Web2 companies, according to BlockBeats.
Folkman said those companies have "billions of users" and that the technology would be used to pay drivers, contractors, and creators.
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