World, the network formerly known as Worldcoin and co-founded by Alex Blania and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, began rolling out World Money across more than 150 countries on September 17. Offered by Tools for Humanity, the self-custody financial app combines stablecoin balances, cross-border payments, investing, rewards and third-party Mini Apps in one wallet. Users can hold balances across eight currencies, transfer supported digital assets through World usernames, track portfolios, review transaction histories and set price alerts. The app's Earn section routes eligible assets through Morpho programs, where assets may be lent onchain and rewards are variable rather than guaranteed. Eligible assets include Worldcoin (WLD), USDC and wARS, while prior product materials also identified wrapped ether and wrapped bitcoin. World ID users carry existing credentials into World Money, and Orb-verified users can receive limited-time boosted Earn rewards. Stripe is the default funding provider at launch in the United States, allowing users to convert money through Apple Pay into stablecoins that generally arrive within minutes. Bridge-powered personal virtual accounts are available where supported. World said the launch came as network activity reached 2026 highs and framed verified human identity as increasingly important as artificial intelligence lowers the cost of creating fake accounts. World Money is not a bank, stablecoin balances are not FDIC-insured deposits, and users face self-custody, market, liquidity and smart-contract risks. Features, assets and eligibility vary by jurisdiction.