
This marks a significant step in the ongoing adoption of tokenized financial products by major institutions.
Ondo Finance, a pioneer in onchain exposure to U.S. Treasuries, is helping bridge traditional finance and decentralized finance. This provides investors with a secure and liquid pathway to access high-quality assets like FDIT.
Ondo’s OUSG: Expanding Institutional Access
Tokenization is gaining momentum across the financial industry. Fidelity’s entry into this space highlights a growing trend of established institutions embracing blockchain to enhance efficiency and liquidity. As Ondo Finance noted, its OUSG fund has played a pivotal role in this movement by providing infrastructure and capital to support adoption. When OUSG launched in January 2023, it became one of the first tokens offering investors exposure to U.S. Treasuries onchain, setting a benchmark for subsequent initiatives like BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund, or BUIDL, which launched in March 2024 and enables instant redemptions to USDC via Circle.
OUSG has grown into a flagship product with more than $730 million in total value locked. The fund delivers several key advantages for investors, including instant subscriptions and redemptions around the clock, daily interest accruals, low fees, and multi-chain support across Ethereum, Solana, Ripple, and Polygon. These features make it accessible to both institutional and retail investors seeking yield on high-quality collateral without the friction of traditional finance.
We’re proud to share that Ondo Finance’s OUSG fund is the sole anchor and largest investor in Fidelity’s new tokenized fund, Fidelity Digital Interest Token (FDIT).
Fidelity’s entry marks another major milestone in the institutional embrace of tokenization. We’re encouraged to… pic.twitter.com/s4vuARj4Tf
— Ondo Finance (@OndoFinance) September 9, 2025
The fund’s portfolio now spans offerings from some of the world’s most respected asset managers. In addition to BlackRock’s BUIDL, OUSG holds Fidelity’s FDIT, Franklin Templeton’s BENJI, WisdomTree’s WTGXX, and Wellington Management and FundBridge Capital’s ULTRA. By integrating these funds, OUSG provides diversified exposure to tokenized Treasuries and other digital assets. This reflects a broader trend of collaboration between traditional finance and DeFi.
More About Fidelity’s FDIT
Fidelity, the $12 trillion asset manager, has officially entered the Ethereum ecosystem with the launch of its Fidelity Digital Interest Token ($FDIT). This tokenized Treasury fund already holds $203 million onchain, instantly positioning Fidelity among the largest providers of tokenized Treasury products.
Fidelity, a $12T asset manager is now on $ETH
They just launched the Fidelity Digital Interest Token ( $FDIT )
A tokenized Treasury fund that’s already holding $203M onchain.
This instantly makes Fidelity one of the largest tokenized Treasury products. pic.twitter.com/MoFE9IVSOC
— Milk Road (@MilkRoadDaily) September 7, 2025
By bringing such significant traditional finance assets onto Ethereum, Fidelity is bridging the gap between institutional capital and the growing DeFi ecosystem, offering investors secure, transparent, and liquid exposure to U.S. Treasuries on blockchain.
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