Sygnum FIUSD Liquidity Fund

FIUSD is a tokenized representation of the Fidelity Institutional Liquidity Fund (ILF) USD Fund Class G Acc, issued on blockchain by Sygnum Bank. It brings a traditional money market fund onto digital-asset infrastructure, allowing eligible investors to hold and transfer exposure to that fund in token form. The product is aimed at institutional participants who want the liquidity and yield characteristics of a money market fund combined with the settlement properties of a blockchain-native asset.

Sygnum Bank acts as the token issuer, minting FIUSD tokens that correspond to shares in the underlying Fidelity money market fund. The token exists within the Arbitrum and zkSync ecosystems, meaning transfers and interactions settle on those networks rather than on a traditional securities ledger. No consensus algorithm is recorded for FIUSD itself because the asset's value is derived from the off-chain fund rather than from an independent blockchain protocol.

The data stored for FIUSD does not include a fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol earnings, so no fee-based measures are available on this site. The economics of the underlying Fidelity money market fund — including any management fees charged to fund shareholders — are governed by Fidelity International and are outside the scope of what is recorded here. As a result, metrics such as protocol revenue or fee yield that this site calculates for other assets cannot be constructed for FIUSD.