Stable Sea has added WisdomTree’s tokenized Treasury fund to its corporate cash management platform, giving businesses a regulated way to move idle cash into a government-backed money market fund.
The integration brings the WisdomTree Government Money Market Digital Fund, known as WTGXX, to Stable Sea’s platform. The fund invests mainly in short-term U.S. government securities, including Treasury bills.
Stable Sea announced the move on April 29, 2026. The company said businesses can use the platform to allocate excess cash to WTGXX instead of leaving it in low-yield bank accounts.
Stable Sea Adds WTGXX to Corporate Cash Management
Stable Sea provides software for corporate treasury teams. Its platform can automatically move company cash balances into yield-bearing products.
This process is often called a “sweep.” In simple terms, the system moves unused business cash into an instrument that can earn returns.
With WTGXX, Stable Sea now connects corporate cash management with a tokenized money market fund. The fund uses blockchain infrastructure to record ownership shares.
Companies can access the WisdomTree tokenized Treasury fund through Stable Sea’s platform. The system connects with existing financial tools used by corporate finance teams.
However, businesses must still complete onboarding and compliance checks. These checks apply because WTGXX is a regulated fund.
WisdomTree Tokenized Treasury Fund Holds $857.64 Million
WTGXX is a money market fund that invests mainly in short-term U.S. government securities. These securities include Treasury bills, which companies often use for cash management.
The fund’s tokenized structure means ownership shares are recorded onchain. This can support faster settlement and more automated transactions than older fund systems.
According to WisdomTree, WTGXX had $857.64 million in total assets as of April 28, 2026. The fund also showed a daily yield of 3.43%.
The fund targets businesses and institutional clients that need liquidity. Liquidity means they can access or move cash without long delays.
For corporate treasury teams, the main use case is idle cash. Companies often hold extra cash for payroll, vendor payments, reserves, or future expenses.
Tokenized Money Market Funds Gain Institutional Use
Tokenized money market funds have gained more attention from institutions. These products combine traditional government-backed assets with blockchain-based settlement systems.
WisdomTree recently received approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for 24/7 trading of WTGXX. That allows investors to access and move fund shares outside normal market hours.
This matters for tokenized fund shares because blockchain systems can operate at any time. Traditional fund systems usually follow fixed market schedules.
The Stable Sea integration follows that broader shift. Corporate cash management platforms are now starting to connect with tokenized Treasury products.
As a result, businesses can use tokenized money market funds inside treasury workflows. They can also keep compliance checks tied to the regulated fund structure.
Franklin Templeton, Binance and Standard Chartered Expand Tokenized Treasury Use
The use of tokenized Treasury funds is also moving into collateral markets. Collateral means an asset pledged to support another financial activity.
Franklin Templeton and Binance have partnered to let eligible institutions use tokenized money market fund shares as off-exchange collateral. The shares come through Franklin Templeton’s Benji platform.
This setup allows institutions to pledge tokenized fund shares while supporting trading activity on Binance.
Standard Chartered also launched a framework this week for institutional clients. The framework allows clients to use BlackRock’s tokenized short-term Treasurys fund as collateral for trading on OKX.
After the launch, Richard Baker, CEO and founder of Tokenovate, said Standard Chartered’s move “signals another instance of tokenization’s transition into the heart of core market infrastructure, elevating it from innovation to something structurally transformative.”
Northern Trust Enters Tokenized Money Market Fund Market
Northern Trust Asset Management has also entered the tokenized fund market. The firm recently launched a tokenized share class of its Treasury Instruments Portfolio.
The launch marked Northern Trust’s entry into blockchain-based fund infrastructure. It also added another traditional finance company to the tokenized money market fund sector.
Stable Sea’s integration of WisdomTree WTGXX now places corporate cash management inside the same trend. The platform gives businesses access to a tokenized Treasury fund while keeping the fund tied to regulated onboarding.
The development also shows how tokenized Treasury products are moving across different institutional uses, including idle cash, blockchain settlement, and collateral.
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📅 Published: April 30, 2026 • 🕓 Last updated: April 30, 2026
