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Goldman Sachs Connects $100 Billion Treasury Fund to Lynq

FTIXX is the first external fund available on Lynq, giving institutional digital-asset firms access to an existing money-market product without tokenization.

Sealed Treasury certificates displayed inside a secure glass vault / TokenPost.ai
Sealed Treasury certificates displayed inside a secure glass vault / TokenPost.ai

Goldman Sachs has connected its roughly $100 billion FTIXX Treasury fund to Lynq, giving institutional digital-asset firms a new way to access the traditional money-market product.

FTIXX is the first external fund available on Lynq. Customers can move cash into the fund between trades, earn yield and withdraw the money when it is needed for another use.

The arrangement does not turn FTIXX into a blockchain-based asset. Unlike BlackRock’s BUIDL and Franklin Templeton’s BENJI, FTIXX will remain an existing fund, with Lynq serving as an additional distribution channel.

The connection expands Lynq’s access to traditional Treasury exposure for institutional customers while keeping the fund’s structure unchanged.

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