State Street launches SSCXX money market fund for stablecoin reserves

State Street launches SSCXX money market fund for stablecoin reserves

State Street’s registered fund joins a growing field of reserve vehicles for stablecoin issuers, as Fidelity also rolls out a Treasury-focused digital fund for issuers and institutional investors.

Fact Check
All claim elements are confirmed by primary sources. The State Street investor press release confirms the launch of the GENIUS Act-aligned money market fund for stablecoin issuers with Anchorage Digital as an initial investor. The official SSGA fund page confirms the SSCXX ticker, $121.00MM net assets, and a 3.51% 1-day yield reported on Jun 12, 2026. Morningstar independently corroborates the $121.0M assets. Anchorage Digital's own page confirms its backing role. The only minor nuance is that 3.51% is a daily-fluctuating figure (ranging 3.44-3.54% in early June), and Anchorage is described as initial/external investor rather than literally 'first external backer,' but this is substantively accurate.
Summary

State Street Investment Management has expanded its push into tokenized cash infrastructure with the launch of the State Street Stablecoin Reserves Money Market Fund, or SSCXX, a registered vehicle for stablecoin issuers operating under the GENIUS Act’s reserve requirements. The fund invests in direct cash holdings, U.S. Treasuries maturing within 93 days and overnight repurchase agreements backed by those Treasuries. SSCXX launched with about $121 million in assets under management, a 3.51% yield and a 0.18% net expense ratio on its Capital Class, which carries a $15 million minimum investment. The fund targets a stable $1.00 net asset value and had a three-day weighted average maturity at launch. Anchorage Digital is the first external backer, while State Street Bank and Trust Company is also listed among the financial facilitators. The product arrives after the GENIUS Act, signed into law in July 2025, created the first U.S. federal framework for stablecoin issuers and explicitly allowed registered 1940 Act money market funds to serve as reserve vehicles. State Street said the launch follows its recent debut of SWEEP, a tokenized liquidity product built with Galaxy Digital, as large asset managers and banks compete for a growing pool of stablecoin reserve assets. That competitive field has widened further with Fidelity Investments launching Fidelity Reserves Digital Fund on Thursday, a money market fund for stablecoin issuers and institutional investors that will invest in U.S. Treasuries maturing in 93 days or less, cash, Treasury-backed overnight repos and other compliant government money market funds.

Terms & Concepts
  • stablecoin reserve requirements: Rules governing the assets issuers must hold to back stablecoins one-for-one.
  • repurchase agreements: Short-term financing transactions, often used by money market funds to manage liquidity.
  • weighted average maturity: A measure of the average time until a fund’s holdings mature, used to gauge interest-rate and liquidity risk.