Fidelity explores wider access to its Ethereum tokenized money market fund

Fidelity is considering opening its Ethereum-based tokenized money market fund to a wider pool of investors. The firm may also add daily or intraday yield features to the product. According to Cointelegraph, which reported the deliberations in early October 2026, the potential changes include broader eligibility and more frequent yield. For now, the tokenized funds are limited to professional and institutional investors. Fidelity is exploring ways to move beyond that group. What Fidelity has already built The exploration builds on two products that are already live. The first is the Fidelity Digital Interest Token (FDIT), which Fidelity Investments launched in September 2025. FDIT works as an on-chain share class of a Treasury-focused fund. It had approximately $202 million minted early on, mainly anchored by Ondo Finance’s OUSG. The second is the Fidelity USD Digital Liquidity Fund (FILQ). Fidelity International launched it on Ethereum on May 6, 2026, issuing it as an ERC-20 token through Sygnum’s Desygnate platform. FILQ carries a Moody’s Aaa-mf rating, a traditional grade for money market fund credit quality. It uses Chainlink oracles, which feed off-chain data such as fund pric...