- Tassat has successfully migrated its Lynq network to an Avalanche L1 subnet, enabling real-time institutional settlements with deterministic finality.
- With over $2.5 trillion in processed transactions and connections to 30+ financial institutions, Lynq’s infrastructure is robust and proven.
- The TFND fund within Lynq allows assets to generate yields every two seconds while remaining available for settlements.
Tassat has announced the migration of its settlement and collateral network, Lynq, to a dedicated L1 layer within the Avalanche ecosystem. This move aims to integrate bank-grade infrastructure directly into the blockchain for optimized institutional markets.
The technical milestone achieved with this upgrade enables dollar-equivalent assets to move instantly, with a historical processed volume exceeding $2.5 trillion. The platform aims to eliminate the inefficiencies of traditional closed systems.
The ecosystem currently connects industry leaders like B2C2, Crypto.com, FalconX, and Wintermute, creating a high-efficiency shared liquidity network. This integration ensures capital is productive at all times, reducing clearing times significantly.
TFND, the yield-in-transit fund, has amassed $90 million in assets under management, distributing interest automatically to participants.

Efficiency and institutional control on the Avalanche network
The migration to Avalanche L1 ensures predictable performance and transaction finality in seconds. Tassat maintains full control over validators and system configuration.
This hybrid structure combines privacy for regulated institutions with connectivity of the Avalanche public network, allowing users to interact with C-Chain assets while meeting banking sector governance standards.
The migration was seamless, with no interruptions to existing positions, integrations, or customer workflows. The infrastructure now supports the issuance of Treasury funds registered directly on the blockchain.
This technological advancement allows capital to remain available and yield benefits during transfers between counterparties, offering precision not matched by traditional banking systems.
Lynq’s integration on Avalanche sets a new standard for global settlement of digital and traditional assets, combining blockchain speed with banking regulatory compliance.
