Franklin Templeton has integrated its Benji technology platform with BNB Chain, aiming to expand the reach of tokenized funds and blockchain-based financial products for both retail and institutional investors.

Franklin Templeton has integrated its Benji Technology Platform with BNB Chain, aiming to expand the reach of tokenized funds by leveraging low-cost transactions, fast settlement, and compliant blockchain infrastructure for retail and institutional users.

Franklin Templeton integrates its Benji platform with BNB Chain, aiming to bring tokenized mutual funds to more investors using low-cost, high-speed blockchain rails. The $1.6 trillion asset manager seeks to bridge traditional finance and decentralized networks.

Franklin Templeton has deployed its Benji technology platform on BNB Chain, leveraging low-cost and high-finality rails to expand tokenized fund access to retail and institutional investors. The move follows its 2021 launch of the first U.S.-registered blockchain-based mutual fund.

Franklin Templeton says September showed accelerating tokenization, clearer regulation, and stronger institutional participation, all pushing digital assets further into traditional finance.

Franklin Templeton's September recap highlights tokenization acceleration (Galaxy Digital tokenized shares on Solana, Nasdaq filing), institutional entries (Gemini IPO, Figure listing), and regulatory progress (SEC/CFTC joint statement, Dogecoin ETF approval), signaling deeper integration between digital assets and traditional finance.

Franklin Templeton says tokenization, regulatory progress, and institutional adoption are pushing digital assets deeper into mainstream finance, even as market volatility remains in focus.

Franklin Templeton's September recap highlights digital assets' deep integration into mainstream finance, driven by tokenization acceleration, institutional entries like Gemini's IPO, and regulatory progress including SEC's ETF approvals.