Two people familiar with the plans said President Trump is planning to meet senior White House officials on Wednesday to discuss a proposal that could secure the future of Tijk in the United States.
Mr. Trump will consider a proposal for a new royal structure for the famous video application, owned by the Chinese Internet giant. Legislative and other US officials argued that the application relations in China raises national security concerns, and the federal law that was passed last year requires that Taccok change its ownership or a ban in the United States. The deadline for this ban is Saturday.
The meeting is scheduled to include Vice President JD Vance, which was exploited by Mr. Trump to find an arrangement to save the famous application early in February and other senior officials. They said that the new royal structure could include Blackstone, The Private Equity Giant, Oracle, The Technology Company.
The meeting is another development in the long national epic in Tiktook, which has increased popularity in the United States despite the constant and deep scrutiny in Washington and the capitals of the state. Mr. Trump, who made repeated assurances that he wanted to save the application, extended the deadline for a deal in January, and suggested that he might do it again if an appropriate plan was not reached in early this month.
Tiktok did not immediately respond to the comment.
It is not clear that this type of deal under discussion will be compatible with the law, which calls for no more than 20 percent of Tiktok or its mother company for the owners or companies in the alleged foreign discount countries, a list that includes China.
The law also prohibits a new entity from working with Bytedance to play its video recommendation technology or create a data exchange agreement.
Mr. Trump suggested last week that he might relax the upcoming definitions in China in exchange for the country’s support for the deal.
Tiktok confirmed that it is not for sale, partly, because the Chinese government will make a deal.