External product roles and official sources
Money market, Treasury, income, bond, equity and gold products each have their own strategy, price, costs and recovery conditions. Check the issuer, manager, distribution and tokenization parties, and custody and settlement responsibilities for each product. Compare investment exposure and eligibility through the Funds product catalog and the official materials below. ARCO and DigiFT signed a strategic MOU to expand the distribution of institutional tokenized assets. Funds connects ARCO vaults, apps and transaction operations to each product’s external issuance, distribution, management, custody and settlement roles. Each party’s roles and responsibilities follow the official product materials and contractual scope. uMINT is a UBS product, and DigiFT is its official on-chain distributor. UBS product launch, DigiFT distribution role Franklin describes BENJI as the units of its U.S. on-chain government money market fund. DigiFT is a distribution partner for the BENJI platform and related products in Asia. The product specifications define the target fund and class and the rights relationship applicable to ARCO aiBENJI. Franklin product information, DigiFT partnership announcement BNY provides investment management services for bEQTY’s external product. This role is distinct from product issuance, distribution and guarantees. DigiFT and BNY official announcementRRDY product materials
RRDY is a DigiFT product providing on-chain access to interests in a U.S. Treasury MMF managed by Fidelity Investments. ARCO includes RRDY among DigiFT-linked assets planned for GIWA onboarding and intended MMF reserve components for ArcoUSD. DigiFT official announcement The example terms below come from the partner-provided RRDY product materials. They are external product terms. The ARCO product specifications define ARCO purchase and redemption terms and costs.
The AUM and 7-day yield in the product materials are reference metrics as of their respective measurement dates. They do not represent ARCO vault size, a fixed return or a user’s return. The onboarding specifications and product termsheet define RRDY’s GIWA support, target fund and class, eligibility, rights, custody, valuation and settlement conditions, and actual applicable costs.
Connecting ARCO vaults and external products
GIWA ProductToken represents the quantity of an ARCO product. Product-specific contracts define its rights relationship to externally issued tokens or underlying fund units, and asset purchase, custody and redemption routes. The specifications also state the scope in which conditions shown in app introductions and external announcements apply to the ARCO product.
On-chain quantities, issuance, token processing and payouts are connected to external asset purchase, custody and redemption through their respective contracts and operating and settlement routes. External product business days, request cutoffs and redemption cycles are reflected in product-specific processing conditions. The product specifications show the relationship between external valuations and ARCO ProductToken prices.
Product guides and onboarding criteria
APY, NAV and underlying fund AUM vary with the valuation date and calculation conventions. Underlying fund AUM and the size of deposits in an ARCO vault are different measures.
Products planned for GIWA onboarding are offered after their underlying asset and class, rights, custody, pricing and settlement connections, and eligibility conditions are finalized. Trading integration follows each product’s catalog and official deployment specifications; common calls follow the Developer Guide.
Product specifications present values taken from external products alongside the values applied by ARCO. Unconfirmed items are shown with their onboarding status. Supported networks, payment assets, target classes, eligibility, prices, costs and redemption routes are finalized before trading is offered.