USBC Expands Team With Former Apple Pay and Cash App Partnerships Lead

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USBC, Inc., a publicly traded technology company that seeks to enable the transformation of traditional U.S. bank dollars into secure, compliant tokenized deposits, today announced the addition of Dave Baldwin to its senior leadership team as Head of Partnerships. Baldwin, a seasoned fintech professional, recently joined the USBC founding team to lead strategic partnerships, commercial growth, and ecosystem development for the Company’s tokenized deposit and digital payments platform. In this leadership role, he will build and manage relationships across banks, payment networks, fintechs, infrastructure providers, and enterprise partners.“Dave has a track record of success scaling digital wallets, digital identity, payments, and merchant platforms across some of the most successful financial ecosystems in the industry,” said Greg Kidd, Chairman and CEO of USBC. “He has been at the center of partnerships that helped scale Apple Pay and Cash App. Dave has the unique skill sets needed to lead our developer-first partnerships strategy.”“Tokenized deposits represent one of the most significant shifts in financial infrastructure in a generation, and USBC has already established a head start,” said Baldwin. ”I have seen strong interest in the last few quarters from current and prospective ecosystem partners in the infrastructure and platform we have built. I have spent my career growing and developing the partnerships that allow financial platforms to reach scale, and I am incredibly excited to bring my experience to USBC.”Baldwin is a seasoned executive with deep expertise in payments, financial services partnerships, and network scaling across leading technology platforms. He brings a track record of driving growth, expanding strategic partnerships, and advancing innovative payment solutions at companies including Cash App and Apple, where he played a key role in scaling large, complex payment ecosystems and accelerating consumer adoption.Baldwin’s appointment comes as USBC continues to advance its tokenized deposit product development roadmap and developer-first approach to partnerships. The Company recently expanded its pilot program to an invite-only group of external customers, after internal testing of its tokenized deposit platform. Following the full market launch, partners will be able to integrate USBC’s suite of widgets directly into their own platforms, enabling developers to offer payments, wallets, rewards, and programmable money to their customers through their existing products and applications.NoYesInfrastructure17 Jul, 2026