Government Money Fund (FOBXX), and the token maps to it one for one — one BENJI equals one share. The official record of share ownership sits with the fund's transfer agent and is maintained through the Benji platform, which uses public blockchain networks for transaction activity. Yield accrues daily and is paid as newly minted tokens airdropped into shareholders' wallets. Institutions use the Benji web platform to subscribe and redeem; retail shareholders use the mobile app, and can transfer tokens peer-to-peer on enabled networks.
The Canton leg dates from 12 November 2025, when the Benji Technology Platform expanded onto Canton. What that gives Canton is a regulated, yield-bearing instrument that can sit in the Global Collateral Network as collateral and as a source of liquidity — QCP was named at announcement as a participant planning to use it that way. A Franklin Templeton tokenized U.S.
iBenji is how the catalogue lists Franklin Templeton's Benji on Canton: the Benji platform together with the on-chain money market fund it records.
iBenji's listing type on Canton is application.
iBenji belongs to the Asset managers & funds segment of Canton.
You can find iBenji at digitalassets.franklintempleton.com/benji.
Visit digitalassets.franklintempleton.com/benji to see iBenji, listed on Canton as application.