The World App, the primary Worldcoin (WLD) wallet, has reached the impressive milestone of 10 million users in less than a year since its launch. Introduced in May 2023, the app gained popularity quickly, with 4 million downloads by November. It now serves users from over 160 countries, with 2 million engaging daily and facilitating over 70 million transactions.

The app has solidified its position among the top self-custodial wallets globally, with an average of 7.1 transactions per second. Tiago Sada, Head of Product at TFH, expressed excitement about the achievement, emphasizing the tangible impact it has had. He highlighted the app's commitment to simplicity and functionality in the crypto space.

The World App aims to streamline crypto interactions by focusing on essential functions related to Worldcoin and Ethereum. It allows users to verify their identity through World ID, conduct global transactions without fees, participate in crypto token swaps, and access Worldcoin Grants in various areas. The app caters to a wide user base, supports most mobile devices, offers gasless transactions, and provides round-the-clock support in over 10 languages.

The success of the World App has been hailed by Remco Bloemen, head of blockchain at the Worldcoin Foundation, as a stepping stone for increased adoption and innovation within the Worldcoin ecosystem. He looks forward to the creation of more wallets to cater to different user preferences, aligning with the community's vision for greater decentralization and accessibility.

An impactful story from Kenya showcases the World App's transformative potential, as a user was able to purchase a goat using Worldcoin and received support and donations from the crypto community. Sada envisions more of these empowering experiences globally as the app continues to grow and make a difference.

With over 10 million users now using the World App, TFH is demonstrating the expansive economic possibilities presented by crypto on a global scale. The project has also taken steps to address regulatory concerns by making more of its code open-source, undergoing security audits, and receiving praise from industry leaders for its transparency and innovation.