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Franklin Templeton has expanded its Benji Technology Platform to the
Chain, marking a strategic move to broaden access to tokenized financial assets. The platform, which manages $1.6 trillion in assets, aims to leverage BNB Chain’s scalable and low-cost infrastructure to create on-chain financial products. This integration aligns with Franklin Templeton’s multi-chain strategy, which already includes Stellar, , and . The Benji platform supports 24/7 trading and yield distribution, exemplified by the BENJI token representing shares in its OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund[1]. Roger Bayston, head of digital assets at Franklin Templeton, emphasized the goal of meeting investors “where they’re active” while advancing tokenization with security and compliance as priorities[2].The partnership with BNB Chain highlights the network’s strengths in fast settlement, low fees, and compliant data tools, according to Sarah Song, head of business development at BNB Chain. The chain currently hosts over $542 million in tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), ranking it as the eighth-largest RWA market globally[3]. This expansion underscores institutional adoption of tokenization moving beyond pilot projects to scaled deployment, as noted by Song, who described BNB Chain as a network “carrying forward” tokenization at institutional standards[1].
The RWA tokenization market is projected to grow to $30 trillion by 2030, driven by demand for liquidity, fractional ownership, and operational efficiency[1]. Franklin Templeton’s OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund, launched on Stellar in 2021, has grown to $732 million and now spans eight blockchains, including Ethereum,
, and Avalanche[2]. The BENJI token’s Intraday Yield feature, introduced in June 2025, allows yield to be calculated and distributed with second-by-second precision, enhancing liquidity and composability in DeFi workflows[4]. This innovation reflects Franklin Templeton’s focus on bridging traditional finance with blockchain, offering investors greater flexibility in managing tokenized assets[4].BNB Chain’s role in RWA tokenization is gaining traction, with institutions increasingly recognizing its potential. The network’s ecosystem includes tokenized money market funds, equities, and credit products, supported by its high transaction throughput and real-time settlement capabilities[1]. Franklin Templeton’s expansion to BNB Chain follows collaborations with Binance to develop digital asset products tailored for a broad range of investors[2]. The partnership aligns with broader trends in tokenization, as major financial institutions like BlackRock and JPMorgan also expand their RWA offerings.
The integration of Franklin Templeton’s Benji platform with BNB Chain signals a shift in the RWA landscape. With the market growing fivefold in three years, institutions are prioritizing networks that support scalable, compliant tokenization[1]. The move reinforces BNB Chain’s position as a hub for RWA innovation, offering a “purpose-built environment” for issuers[3]. As the sector evolves, the collaboration between Franklin Templeton and BNB Chain exemplifies the convergence of institutional-grade infrastructure and blockchain technology, positioning tokenized assets as a core component of global finance[1].
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