For banks, helping clients earn on surplus cash has traditionally meant working around fund cutoffs and banking hours. Money that arrives and leaves the same day can miss out on yield.
Tokenized money market funds expand what banks can offer. Some accrue yield throughout the day, and clients can pledge shares as collateral while continuing to earn.
With pre-funded liquidity, banks can swap fund shares back into stablecoins outside banking hours. Clients get more flexibility over their cash, while banks earn custody and distribution fees and keep more of the client’s payment activity.