Digital asset trading platform tZERO said it will connect its regulated broker-dealer service to Goldman Sachs’ Financial Square Treasury Instruments Fund, known as FTIXX. The service will be made available to eligible U.S. participants through Lynq, the real-time settlement network supported by tZERO. According to the company, the move is designed to broaden Lynq’s institutional treasury and cash management capabilities while linking an institutional investment product with real-time settlement infrastructure built for both traditional and digital assets. The announcement points to a regulated access route that combines fund exposure with settlement rails intended for institutional use.
Digital asset trading platform tZERO said it will connect its regulated broker-dealer service to Goldman Sachs’ Financial Square Treasury Instruments Fund, or FTIXX.
The service will be offered to eligible U.S. participants through Lynq, the real-time settlement network supported by tZERO.
tZERO said the arrangement will expand Lynq’s institutional treasury and cash management capabilities, while combining an institutional investment product with real-time settlement infrastructure for traditional and digital assets.
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