Invesco Files for Tokenized Stablecoin-Reserve Money Market Fund Built on Superstate Rails

Invesco has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a tokenized money market fund designed to serve as a reserve asset for stablecoin issuers. The fund will utilize Superstate’s blockchain infrastructure to facilitate on-chain operations, marking a significant integration between traditional asset management and digital asset ecosystems. By leveraging Superstate’s rails, Invesco aims to provide stablecoin projects with a regulated, yield-bearing vehicle that maintains high liquidity and transparency. This development highlights the growing institutional demand for compliant, blockchain-native financial products that bridge the gap between fiat reserves and decentralized finance. As stablecoin issuers seek more efficient ways to manage collateral, the adoption of tokenized money market funds is expected to accelerate. This move by a major asset manager underscores the maturation of RWA tokenization, moving beyond experimental pilots toward standardized, scalable financial infrastructure. The collaboration signals a broader trend where established TradFi entities increasingly rely on specialized blockchain platforms to modernize the management of cash equivalents.