Cap Onboarded as a BENJI Client, Adding Franklin Templeton's Tokenized Money Market Fund as a Supported Deposit Asset

Credit platform Cap has been onboarded as a client for Franklin Templeton’s BENJI, the longest-running tokenized money market fund, allowing the fund to serve as a supported deposit asset. This integration follows Cap’s successful completion of a rigorous compliance review by Franklin Templeton Digital Assets, marking a significant milestone for the platform. BENJI, which launched in 2021, currently manages over $2.5 billion in onchain assets across its broader suite, with more than $800 million held specifically in the tokenized fund. By enabling BENJI holders to access Cap’s infrastructure, the partnership bridges traditional finance with decentralized credit markets. This development highlights the growing institutional confidence in Cap, which previously received seed funding from Franklin Templeton in 2025. Cap utilizes blockchain technology to offer an automated credit marketplace featuring onchain principal protection and secured yields for depositors. The collaboration underscores a broader trend of integrating established tokenized assets into specialized private credit platforms to enhance liquidity and incentive alignment.