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Uniform Labs’ Multiliquid protocol live in production


18 December 2025 US
Reporter: Zarah Choudhary

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Uniform Labs, a blockchain infrastructure company founded by Standard Chartered and UniCredit veterans and digital banking executives, has announced that Multiliquid, its institutional liquidity protocol, is now live in production.

Multiliquid enables instant, 24/7 conversion between blue-chip tokenised money market funds and stablecoins.

The protocol currently supports integrations with tokenised treasury assets issued or managed by Wellington Management and other asset managers, enabling 24/7 instant liquidity.

The announcement comes as the GENIUS Act reshapes the economics of dollar-backed stablecoins by prohibiting issuers from paying interest or yield directly to holders.

Through Multiliquid, holders can access instant liquidity anytime.

The protocol's architecture supports tokenised money market funds, private credit, private equity, real estate, and other real-world assets (RWAs) with the same instant settlement capability.

Will Beeson, founder and CEO of Uniform Labs, says: “The tokenisation thesis only works if these assets are actually liquid. There’s essentially zero secondary liquidity for most tokenised assets, whether money market or private credit funds, with investors largely forced to wait for issuer-controlled redemption windows.

“Right now, most RWAs are just poorly wrapped versions of the same old assets. Multiliquid is the missing liquidity layer between tokenised assets and stablecoins, so that onchain capital markets can actually function in real time.”

Mark Garabedian, director of Digital Assets and Tokenisation Strategy at Wellington Management, adds: “For large asset owners, tokenisation only becomes compelling when it fits cleanly into existing liquidity and treasury workflows. Infrastructure that can reconcile regulated funds with always-on stablecoin rails is an important part of making tokenised portfolios practical at scale.”

Angelo D'Alessandro, chief operating officer of Uniform Labs, comments: “For decades, institutional finance accepted that yield and liquidity don't coexist. That was never a law of nature — just a limitation of the pipes. Multiliquid is new pipes, built to run finance at internet speed.”
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