Tracker: tokenised money market funds and their use as collateral
Who has tokenised a money market fund, how the token relates to the fund's official record, and where the units are reported as accepted or tested as collateral. Every row has a source and a date.
- Published
- 14 October 2026
- Author
- Simo Lamine
- Regions
- Americas · UK · Europe · Asia-Pacific
- Reading time
- 3 min
Sources last checked: 15 October 2026. Mentions are factual and are not endorsements.
How to read this tracker.
- Record model shows which record the public sources say is official: the transfer agent's book (with the blockchain as a copy or as part of the system), a mirror token of a conventional holding, or a token issued and held by a platform. Where a source does not say, we write "not stated".
- Collateral shows where the units are reported as accepted or tested as collateral, by the source cited. It does not assess whether the arrangement is enforceable.
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