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Franklin Templeton tokenised MMF as off-exchange collateral on Binance

Eligible institutions can pledge tokenised money market fund shares issued on Franklin Templeton's Benji platform as collateral for trading on Binance. The shares stay with Ceffu, a Dubai-licensed custodian, and their value is reflected on the exchange. Launched in February 2026 under a partnership that began in 2025.

AnnouncedProof of conceptPilotLive (limited)Live (scaled)

Live (limited) since 11 Feb 2026[1] — Eligible institutional clients only; no pledged amounts disclosed. · Reviewed 13d ago

Assets
Fund interest[1]
Benji-issued tokenised MMF shares; the specific fund is not named
Networks
Unknown ledger Not disclosed[1]
The launch report names no chain; the one fund later named as eligible collateral (iBENJI) is on BNB Chain and Ethereum. Stellar was earlier inferred and removed by editor decision 2026-10-15-mmf-1.
Use cases
Collateral mobility[1]
Jurisdictions
Global

Participants

Assets

Timeline

  1. Happened 30 Jun 2026 · Participant joined · recorded 12 Oct 2026
    Binance adds Anchorage Digital as a triparty custody partner, naming Franklin Templeton's iBENJI among eligible tokenised collateral.[2]
  2. Happened 11 Feb 2026 · Launch · recorded 11 Oct 2026
    Franklin Templeton and Binance launch the institutional off-exchange collateral programme.[1]

Sources

  1. [1]Franklin Templeton, Binance launch tokenized MMF collateral program — Cointelegraph, 11 Feb 2026. Accessed 11 Oct 2026.C
  2. [2]Binance Expands Triparty Banking Network with Anchorage Digital's Atlas Integration — Binance (via PR Newswire / AAP), 30 Jun 2026. Accessed 12 Oct 2026. Names BUIDL, USYC and iBENJI among eligible tokenised collateral, subject to eligibility and availability..B

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