Bybit expands tokenised collateral with Franklin Templeton
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- Bybit and Franklin Templeton launched a programme using tokenised fund shares as trading collateral.
- Eligible investors can access Tether (USDT) or USD Coin (USDC) trading credit.
- The collaboration also plans tokenised wealth products for wallet-based investors.
Bybit and Franklin Templeton have launched tokenised fund shares as off-exchange collateral for trading.
Eligible clients can pledge Benji-issued fund shares through ByCustody while keeping assets off-exchange.
“As institutional adoption of digital assets accelerates, investors increasingly expect the same flexibility, capital efficiency, and risk management standards they are accustomed to in traditional markets,” said Yoyee Wang, Global Head of RWA and TradFi at Bybit.
The programme lets eligible investors access Tether (USDT) or USD Coin (USDC) trading credit.
“Tokenization continues to reshape finance,” said Sandy Kaul, Head of Digital Assets and Innovation at Franklin Templeton.
Franklin Templeton issues the tokenised fund shares through its Benji Technology Platform.
The companies also plan a tokenised wealth product on Bybit and Mantle chain.
The collaboration expands access to tokenised investment products across digital-asset markets.
