Instruments · Tokenized Treasuries

BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund

BUIDLTokenized Money Market FundLow

~3.84%

Yield / return

checked 9 Nov 2026

Tokenized institutional money-market fund (cash, US T-bills, repos), managed by BlackRock and issued via Securitize.

Target / Area

Professional (US)

Via Securitize (qualified purchasers)

Who may buy is set by the issuer — check their terms.

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Minimum $5M (institutional) · Self-custody (whitelisted) · verify with the provider before acting

Where to buy BUIDL

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BUIDL is not listed on any exchange or DEX we can see. It is bought (subscribed) and redeemed directly with the issuer, BlackRock / Securitize — see above.

BUIDL contract addresses

Checked on chain: contract code is present and its symbol and decimals match the listing. Use the address on the chain you buy on, and compare it with the issuer’s own documentation.

ethereum0x7712c3…aa2aec
binance-smart-chain0x2d5bdc…5ef84f
solanaGyWgeqpy…Mw6phr
avalanche0x53fc82…196a2f
arbitrum-one0xa6525a…925872
optimistic-ethereum0xa1cdab…957cf5
polygon-pos0x2893ef…dc0e99

Candidates: CoinGecko · read on chain 2026-10-21 · for agents: MCP get_purchase_steps · how agents buy

How to exit BUIDL

Redeeming with the issuer: KYC required. Anyone who cannot redeem exits by selling on the market.

Minimum: not stated
Fee: not stated
Settlement: not stated for fund redemption; Circle's USDC swap is described as near-instant, 24/7
Who may redeem: pre-approved investors only; fund offered under Rule 506(c) and Section 3(c)(7), $5M initial investment minimum
Selling instead: Tokens can be transferred 24/7 only to other pre-approved investors; holders can also transfer BUIDL to Circle for USDC via a smart contract.

From issuer documentation · 2026-10-22 · exit costs compared

Key facts

Yield / return: ~3.84%
Risk: Low
Minimum: $5M (institutional)
Liquidity: 24/7, instant redemption to USDC
Custody: Self-custody (whitelisted)
KYC: Required
Figures verified: 2026-11-09

Details

Issuer: BlackRock / Securitize
Type: Tokenized Money Market Fund
Category: Tokenized Treasuries
Pillar: Fixed Income
Yield source: US Treasuries / repos / cash
Network: Ethereum (+8)
Jurisdiction: BVI / US
AUM: $2.4B

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What you actually own

BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) · Issuer-tokenized

A share in a regulated fund

Dividends: Not confirmed
Voting rights: Not confirmed
Corporate actions: Not confirmed
Redemption: Not confirmed
If the issuer fails: Not confirmed
Transfer: Not confirmed

Minimum: the SEC Form D (27 Jul 2026) states $100,000; secondary sources all say $5 million. We found no BlackRock or Securitize page confirming either.

checked 2026-09-18 · regulator-register · source

Who it is aimed at

Target / Area

Professional (US)

Where it trades: Securitize Markets

Who can buy — as the issuer states it

YesUS · Qualified purchasers
Through Securitize Markets (CRD 283256), allowlisted wallet. — Reg D 506(c) + ICA 3(c)(7)
checked 2026-09-18 · regulator-register · source
NoUS · Accredited investors
Accreditation alone is not enough for a 3(c)(7) fund.
checked 2026-09-18 · regulator-register · source
NoUS · Retail investors
3(c)(7) fund — qualified purchasers only
checked 2026-09-18 · regulator-register · source

Quoted from the sources linked, on the date shown. Terms change; the issuer has the final word (issuer documentation).

Questions about BUIDL and Tokenized Treasuries

Buying BUIDL: common questions

How do I buy BUIDL?

Via Securitize (qualified purchasers). The issuer names these venues: Securitize Markets. The token runs on Ethereum (+8). Minimum: $5M (institutional).

Where can I buy BUIDL?

BUIDL is not listed on any exchange or DEX we can see. It is bought (subscribed) and redeemed directly with the issuer, BlackRock / Securitize.

Who can buy BUIDL?

As BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) states it: US, qualified purchasers: yes (Through Securitize Markets (CRD 283256), allowlisted wallet); US, accredited investors: no (Accreditation alone is not enough for a 3(c)(7) fund); US, retail investors: no. The issuer has the final word; check its terms before buying.