Sygnum FIUSD Liquidity Fund

The Sygnum FIUSD Liquidity Fund (FIUSD) is a tokenized representation of the Fidelity Institutional Liquidity Fund ILF USD Fund Class G Acc, a money market fund issued by Fidelity International. Sygnum Bank, a Swiss digital-asset bank, acts as the token issuer, bringing this traditional fund instrument onto blockchain infrastructure. The product is designed for investors who want exposure to a regulated money market fund in tokenized form, potentially making access, transfer, and settlement more efficient than through conventional fund channels.

Each FIUSD token represents a proportional interest in the underlying Fidelity money market fund, with Sygnum Bank managing the issuance process and linking on-chain tokens to the off-chain fund holdings. The token exists within both the Arbitrum and ZkSync ecosystems, meaning it can settle on those blockchain networks. There is no consensus algorithm recorded for the asset itself, as it is not a standalone blockchain but a tokenized instrument that relies on the host networks for settlement.

The data stored for FIUSD does not include a protocol fee stream, so no fee source, fee payer, or fee recipient can be described from the available figures. The economics of the underlying money market fund — such as fund management charges — would be governed by Fidelity International's fund documentation rather than anything tracked on this page. A circulating supply of 3,997.66 tokens at a point-in-time price of 12,068.07 USD gives a market capitalisation of 48,244,041 USD, with 100 percent of supply already issued and no dilution overhang recorded.