Tassat’s ’Yield-in-Transit’ Patent Just Rewrote the Rules for On-Chain Settlement

Forget waiting. Tassat just patented a way to make your money work while it's moving.

The 'Yield-in-Transit' Breakthrough

This isn't just faster settlement. It's a complete rewire of the financial plumbing. The tech lets assets generate yield during the settlement process itself—turning dead transit time into an active revenue stream. It cuts out the traditional lag where value sits idle, bypassing the old system's biggest inefficiency.

Why TradFi Should Be Nervous

The patent locks down a method that could make blockchain-based settlement not just competitive with legacy rails, but fundamentally superior. It targets the core profit center of traditional finance: pocketing the float while clients wait. One less hidden fee for the old guard to lean on.

Patents as Moats in a Digital Gold Rush

Securing this IP isn't just about building a better product. It's about building a defensible fortress in the race to tokenize real-world assets. In a sector flooded with 'innovation,' a U.S. patent is a rare signal of substance—and a potential barrier for competitors.

The bottom line? The future of finance won't just be on-chain. It'll be earning from the moment you hit 'send.' The middlemen counting on your money being asleep at the wheel just got a wake-up call.

Yield-in-Transit: Intraday Interest Without Friction

Tassat’s patented YIT technology covers the intraday accrual and distribution of on-chain interest, addressing a longstanding challenge in high-velocity settlement environments.

By allowing interest distribution proportionate to the time assets are held, the YIT model removes the ambiguity, manual reconciliation, and economic inefficiency typically associated with 24/7, cross-platform settlement.

“The award of this key patent validates Tassat’s continued innovation in tokenization and real-time programmable settlement platforms,” said Glen Sussman, Chief Executive Officer of Tassat.

“Yield-in-Transit has the potential to transform how digital asset institutions such as market makers, exchanges, custodians, and stablecoin issuers think about on-chain capital efficiency,” Sussman added.

Driving Capital Productivity in a 24/7 Financial Landscape

YIT will make sure that liquidity is never idle. The technology keeps capital productive throughout the settlement process—positioning on-chain assets to continuously generate returns in ways traditional systems cannot without batch-based cycles, cutoffs, or multi-day delays.

“This IP embodies our commitment to building next-generation blockchain solutions that meet the real-time needs of leading digital asset firms,” added Andre Frank, Chief Operating Officer of Tassat. “It opens the door to YIT-enabled features, including collateral pledging, delivery vs. payment, and stablecoin reserve management.”

Real-World Deployment Through Lynq

The real-time impact of Yield-in-Transit is already being demonstrated within Lynq’s institutional network.

“Through the incorporation of Yield-in-Transit into Lynq, our users are able to accrue on-chain intraday interest and receive distributions the same day,” said Jerald David, Chief Executive Officer at Lynq. “Tassat and Lynq are redefining how institutions optimize settlement, collateral, and liquidity operations.”