DigiFT, a Monetary Authority of Singapore-licensed digital asset exchange, announced on October 6, 2026 that it had launched tokenized access to interests in a U.S. Treasury money market fund managed by Fidelity Investments, giving institutional and accredited investors onchain access to interests in the fund.
According to DigiFT’s announcement, tokenized Treasury and money market instruments already represent the largest single category of tokenized real-world assets on public blockchains, reflecting sustained institutional demand for regulated, short-duration, high-quality instruments onchain.
The fund’s holdings, cash and short-dated U.S. Treasuries, meet the reserve-asset criteria the United States set for its own payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act, a standard that has increasingly shaped how the wider market designs and evaluates high-quality, short-duration collateral since the Act took effect.
DigiFT also highlighted the launch through its official X account, framing the listing as an extension of its cash-management category:
What DigiFT’s Listing Gives Investors
The new product gives eligible investors onchain access to interests in the Fidelity U.S. Treasury money market fund, built around cash and short-duration U.S. Treasury securities, giving the tokenized product an asset base already familiar to institutional investors, a bridge comparable to the dynamics covered in 9 best crypto lending platforms in 2026.
The fund is available to institutional and accredited investors under DigiFT’s eligibility requirements, so this isn’t a retail cryptocurrency investment.
Fidelity’s Head of Digital Asset Management, Cynthia Lo Bessette, said tokenization has the potential to expand access to investment products while enabling new forms of liquidity, collateral utility, and investment innovation through its programmable infrastructure, adding that the collaboration with DigiFT furthers how institutional and accredited investors can access, use, and integrate onchain investment products within emerging digital financial ecosystems.
DigiFT’s Regulatory Standing Behind the Launch
DigiFT holds Capital Markets Services and Recognised Market Operator licenses from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
That standing has supported 42 token issuances to date, spanning cash management, income strategies, equity exposure, alternative assets, and crypto allocation, with more than USD 435 million in total subscriptions settled across the platform.
| DigiFT Platform Metrics | Figure |
| Token issuances to date | 42 |
| Total subscriptions settled | Over USD 435 million |
| Regulator | Monetary Authority of Singapore |
Table 1. Selected DigiFT platform figures, as described in the company’s October 6 announcement.
This listing extends DigiFT’s existing cash-management category rather than representing an entirely new line of business.
Why Fidelity’s Role Matters Here
The underlying product is a Treasury money market fund rather than a newly created digital asset, meaning the tokenization effort applies blockchain infrastructure to an established investment product.
That can make the concept easier for institutional investors to understand: instead of adopting an unfamiliar underlying asset, tokenization changes the infrastructure through which they access a familiar one, a shift also explored in USDC’s no-hype breakdown of dollar-denominated reserve assets onchain.
The GENIUS Act Connection Adds Another Layer
The underlying Treasury exposure also has relevance to stablecoin infrastructure specifically. DigiFT says the fund’s holdings meet the reserve-asset criteria established for U.S. payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act.
That doesn’t make the tokenized fund a stablecoin, but it shows short-duration Treasury assets can serve as reserve assets within regulated, dollar-based digital financial infrastructure.
DigiFT Says This Is Part of a Longer-Term Strategy
The launch also reflects a broader focus for DigiFT. Having built out capabilities across the full tokenization lifecycle, including issuance, distribution, secondary trading, and custody, the company says its next phase centers on developing new onchain use cases for assets already on its platform, rather than treating each listing as an endpoint.
DigiFT Founder and Group CEO Henry Zhang said the company’s mission has always been to bring real, institutional-grade assets onchain through infrastructure that investors and asset managers can trust.
He said this launch is part of that same effort, building breadth and depth into the range of institutional-grade options available to onchain capital, rather than just adding another token.
DigiFT’s Broader Institutional Partner Network
DigiFT describes itself as a next-generation platform for tokenized real-world assets, regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission for Type 1 and Type 4 activities, offering end-to-end services including tokenization, issuance, distribution, trading, and instant liquidity provision.
The company says it serves as the onchain tokenization and distribution partner for asset managers including BNY, Franklin Templeton, Invesco, SBI, and UBS.
What Comes Next
DigiFT’s next challenge is turning the new listing into sustained institutional use. The announcement describes the broader category of tokenized Treasury and money market instruments as already the largest segment of tokenized real-world assets on public blockchains, but the company hasn’t disclosed specific subscription figures or inflows expected from this particular fund, nor a timeline for expanding into additional cash-management products.
What this means for you: DigiFT has brought onchain access to a Fidelity U.S. Treasury money market fund for institutional and accredited investors, building on licenses from the Monetary Authority of Singapore and a platform that has already supported 42 token issuances and more than USD 435 million in settled subscriptions.
The fund’s holdings meet the reserve-asset criteria set for U.S. payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act, connecting this listing to the broader regulated-collateral standards shaping digital financial infrastructure. DigiFT frames the launch as part of a longer-term effort to deepen, not just expand, the institutional-grade assets available onchain.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial or tax advice. Tokenized securities and money market funds involve risks, and eligibility and availability may vary. Past performance and current fund characteristics do not guarantee future results.
