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 managed by Fidelity International and brought on-chain by Sygnum Bank as the token issuer. It sits within the real-world assets category, meaning it is designed to give holders digital access to an underlying regulated financial instrument rather than a natively crypto asset. The product is aimed at institutional and sophisticated investors who want exposure to a traditional money market fund through blockchain-based infrastructure.

Sygnum Bank issues FIUSD tokens on the Arbitrum and zkSync networks, with each token representing a proportional interest in the underlying Fidelity ILF USD Class G Acc shares. The token itself does not operate on its own consensus mechanism; it relies on the consensus and settlement infrastructure of whichever Layer 2 network it resides on. Redemption and subscription mechanics are governed by the fund's legal structure rather than by an on-chain smart-contract protocol, so the token functions primarily as a digital receipt for the off-chain fund position.

The data stored for FIUSD contains no protocol fee stream, revenue figures, or on-chain fee metrics, which means fee-based measures commonly tracked on this site are not applicable here. Any returns available to token holders would derive from the underlying money market fund's yield, which is managed and distributed according to Fidelity International's fund terms rather than through an on-chain mechanism. The circulating supply stands at 3,997.66 tokens with a market capitalisation of approximately 47,998,744 USD at a unit price of 12,006.71 USD, and because no maximum supply is defined, the outstanding token count is expected to float with fund subscriptions and redemptions.