Goldman Sachs’ $105 Billion Treasury Fund Gains Lynq Access
Qualified U.S. participants can access institutional shares of the conventional money-market fund through tZERO’s digital-asset settlement network.
Goldman Sachs’ Financial Square Treasury Instruments Fund is now available to qualified U.S. institutional participants through Lynq, connecting a $105.27 billion money-market fund to digital-asset settlement infrastructure.
The access began Sept. 28 through the Lynq Real-Time Settlement Network, which is powered by tZERO. The fund’s institutional shares trade under the ticker FTIXX.
The fund reported $105,268,288,012.76 in net assets as of Aug. 31, 2026. Its Institutional Shares class accounted for $97,305,353,182.45, while its Token Shares class held $10,424.54.
tZERO Securities will handle the broker-dealer function for eligible participants. The arrangement provides a route to the existing Treasury-focused fund through digital-asset trading workflows without creating a new blockchain-issued share class.
The move links a conventional Treasury investment product with infrastructure built for institutional digital-asset settlement, expanding the ways trading firms can manage cash between transactions.
