Tassat Secures U.S. Patent for Game-Changing Real-Time ’Yield-in-Transit’ Settlements
Forget waiting for your money to make money. A new patent just rewired the settlement game.
Settlements Get a Shot of Adrenaline
Tassat just locked down a U.S. patent for a system that turns idle cash in transit into a revenue stream. The 'yield-in-transit' method injects yield generation directly into the settlement pipeline—funds earn from the moment they leave until the second they arrive. It slashes the traditional lag where money sits dormant, a hidden cost that quietly bleeds value from institutional balance sheets.
Cutting Out the Middle of Nowhere
The tech bypasses the financial purgatory between transaction initiation and finality. By leveraging programmable conditions and real-time data oracles, the system automatically routes funds through yield-bearing instruments during their brief journey. It’s a surgical strike on inefficiency, transforming a necessary evil of finance—the settlement window—into an opportunity.
The New Frontier of Liquid Assets
This isn't just about speed; it's about asset intelligence. The patent lays groundwork for cash to be perpetually productive, never hitting a zero-yield dead zone. For treasury managers, it promises to turn a cost center into a subtle profit driver, squeezing basis points out of processes once considered immune to optimization. It makes traditional batch settlements look like sending a check by mail.
The move signals a deeper convergence of decentralized finance principles with institutional plumbing. While Wall Street debates tokenization, this patent tackles a humbler, more universal problem: the tyranny of float. One cynical take? It’s about time finance found a way to monetize its own friction—after centuries of charging clients for the privilege.
Lynq delivers intraday yield during live settlement
Tassat’s patent covers the intraday accrual and distribution of on-chain interest across 24/7 settlement environments with no breaks in processing.
Tassat CEO Glen Sussman said the company received federal approval for a system built for tokenization and real-time programmable settlement.
“The award of this key patent validates Tassat’s continued innovation in tokenization and real-time programmable settlement platforms,” Glen said. “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.”
Andre Frank, Chief Operating Officer of Tassat, said the intellectual property protects a system built for nonstop digital asset flows. “Tassat’s Yield-in-Transit IP embodies our commitment to building next-generation blockchain solutions that meet the real-time, 24/7 needs of leading digital asset firms,” Andre said.
“It ensures that capital remains fully productive throughout the settlement process, unlocking significant economic value for institutional users and laying the foundation for future YIT-enabled capabilities such as collateral pledging, delivery vs. payment, and stablecoin reserve management.”
Lynq CEO Jerald David said the network already delivers same-day intraday interest distributions to users. “Through the incorporation of Yield-in-Transit into Lynq, our users are able to accrue on-chain intraday interest and receive distributions that very same day,” Jerald said.
In its press release, Tassat claims that digital settlement infrastructure has now processed more than $2.5 trillion in transaction volume.
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