He told The Post that the new crypto platform will allow more Americans to be approved or denied for loans “based on math, not policy. Money could be in their account in minutes, not months.”

Trump Jr. previously said the family is not launching a memecoin, but a digital bank prepared to take on the traditional US banking system.

The Trumps’ social media promotion of their new crypto platform landed on the final day of the Democratic National Convention as the race between Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris heats up.

As voters consistently rank the economy top of mind ahead of the 2024 presidential election, Trump and Harris have been vying to win over inflation-battered Americans.

Trump has backed tariff hikes while Harris has proposed a price gouging ban on grocery and food suppliers.

Both candidates are trying to woo crypto bigwigs, who hope the next administration will relax industry regulations. 

Trump has tried to stake his claim as the crypto candidate, reversing his skeptic stance on crypto from 2019.

So far this year, Trump launched a non-fungible token collection on the Solana blockchain, became the first major presidential nominee to accept donations in cryptocurrency and headlined the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, Tenn.

The Republican nominee said he had raised $25 million in crypto donations as of the end of July.

Crypto investors seem to have placed their bets on Trump, as Bitcoin and crypto platform shares soared after he was shot in an assassination attempt – which voters assumed would help his odds of winning the presidency.

Bitcoin shares spiked again after Trump spoke at the Bitcoin Conference and pledged to make the US the “crypto capital of the planet.”