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Pakistan's fast crypto adoption triggers financial risk fears
Officials and experts warn Islamabad about hastily licensing Binance and HTX
Pakistan believes it has come up with a way to make government and other assets more accessible to global investors, thereby improving liquidity, but one that is raising alarm bells.
Pakistan signs deal with Trump-linked crypto company for cross-border payments
Pakistan has entered into a new agreement with a US-connected fintech company linked to World Liberty Financial (WLF), the cryptocurrency venture associated with the family of US President Donald Trump. The partnership aims to advance cross-border digital payment infrastructure. The memorandum of understanding was signed in Islamabad by Pakistan’s Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and Zachary Witkoff, co-founder of WLF.
Witkoff is the son of Steve Witkoff, a billionaire real estate investor and a close Trump ally who has played a key diplomatic role for the administration. Donald Trump Jr. is also a leading figure in World Liberty Financial. This arrangement marks one of the earliest publicly disclosed collaborations between a sovereign government and WLF. It comes at a time when ties between Islamabad and Washington have shown signs of improvement following Trump’s return to office in early 2025.
As part of the agreement, World Liberty Financial will work alongside Pakistan’s central bank to incorporate its USD1 stablecoin into a regulated digital payments framework, with a focus on facilitating international transactions.
Pakistan’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority stated that the MoU with SC Financial Technologies is intended to foster technical cooperation and dialogue on next-generation digital payment systems.
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