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Mercury launches two exclusive cash funds, deepening its $5.2B platform play

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Business banking fintech Mercury launched MCRYX, an ultra-short bond fund, in partnership with Morgan Stanley Investment Management.

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What's the deal? Business banking fintech Mercury launched two Mercury-only investment funds, partnering with Morgan Stanley Investment Management and State Street Investment Management. The funds let customers earn yield on idle cash while keeping that money on Mercury's platform. How it works: Customers access the funds through Mercury Treasury, the company's service for investing excess business cash. To qualify, businesses must hold at least $250,000 on the platform, with an annual management fee of 0.15% to 0.60% - larger balances pay less. MCRYX, an ultra-short bond fund from Morgan Stanley, is available with a net annual yield of up to 3.88%. That maximum applies only to customers holding more than $20 million in deposits. MRGXX, a share class of State Street's government money-market fund, is expected in the weeks following the August 2026 launch. What could go wrong? Unlike a savings account, the investments are not FDIC-insured and may lose value. MCRYX has a floating net asset value and carries principal risk, though the funds are built for liquidity - same-day access for the State Street fund and next-day for Morgan Stanley. Chief financial officer Dan Kang said Mercury limited risk by picking lower-risk investments. "We want to make sure that the portfolios that we put forward really, really make sense, that they're safe and sound," he said. Why funds, not...

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