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Fidelity International Launches FILQ, Its First Tokenized Fund Powered by Chainlink

Chainlink states that Fidelity International’s FILQ offers tokenized exposure to high-rated U.S. Treasury yields, operates around the clock, and has received a AAA rating from Moody’s.

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Fact Check
All core elements of the claim are confirmed by multiple independent, authoritative sources. The Block's primary article explicitly states the fund launched May 6, 2026, is an onchain version of Fidelity International's institutional liquidity fund, uses ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum for 24/7 trading, received a AAA-mf rating (from Moody's), and has daily NAV data delivered from JPMorgan via Chainlink. The official @chainlink X account independently corroborates the FILQ launch and Chainlink's role in providing onchain NAV. Seeking Alpha and TradingView/CoinTelegraph further corroborate the same facts. The claim's description of the rating source as generic 'AAA-mf' is accurate (Moody's issued it). No conflicting evidence was found across any source.
Summary

Fidelity International launched FILQ, its first tokenized institutional fund powered by Chainlink, offering exposure to high-rated U.S. Treasury yields. Chainlink announced the launch on the 13th and said the fund is designed for 24/7 operation. The product received a AAA rating from Moody’s, adding a new rating detail to the existing description of FILQ as Fidelity International’s tokenized institutional liquidity fund.

Terms & Concepts
  • Tokenized fund: An investment fund whose ownership or interests are represented on a blockchain, enabling fund access and operations through onchain infrastructure.
  • Chainlink: A blockchain data and interoperability network used here to support FILQ’s onchain functionality and related fund data delivery.
  • U.S. Treasury yields: Returns generated by U.S. government debt securities, which are commonly used as low-risk reference assets in liquidity and cash-management products.