Franklin Templeton’s Benji Tokenization Platform Goes Multi-Chain with BNB Integration

Wall Street meets Web3 as Franklin Templeton expands its Benji tokenization platform to BNB Chain—bringing traditional finance assets on-chain faster than a hedge fund manager chasing performance fees.

Multi-Chain Domination

The move positions Benji as one of the first institutional-grade tokenization platforms operating across multiple major blockchain networks. No more single-chain limitations—BNB Chain's scalability meets Franklin Templeton's $1.6 trillion asset management muscle.

Institutional Adoption Accelerates

This isn't just another crypto experiment. Franklin Templeton actually uses Benji for its own money market fund—putting real assets where their blockchain mouth is. The BNB Chain expansion signals serious infrastructure scaling while traditional finance still debates whether Bitcoin is a 'real asset.'

Tokenization's Tipping Point

Forget theoretical use cases. Benji's expansion demonstrates real-world tokenization moving beyond pilot programs into production environments. The platform now offers institutions actual blockchain infrastructure instead of PowerPoint presentations about 'digital transformation.'

Traditional finance finally discovers what crypto natives knew years ago—blockchain actually works better than legacy systems, provided you can stomach the irony of billion-dollar funds adopting technology they once dismissed as 'play money.'