BNB Chain Becomes Main Network For Franklin Templeton’s Benji Assets

BNB Chain has become the largest blockchain host for Franklin Templeton’s Benji platform assets, giving the network a stronger foothold in the real-world asset conversation.

According to the validated Benji data, approximately $1.5 billion of Franklin Templeton’s tokenized money market fund assets are now on BNB Chain. That represents 61.7% of the platform’s total $2.44 billion under management, putting BNB Chain ahead of Stellar, which holds about $573 million, and Ethereum, which holds about $159 million.

That is a notable shift, but it needs to be read carefully.

This does not mean Franklin Templeton has abandoned Ethereum or Stellar. Benji remains a multi-chain platform. But it does show that BNB Chain is now carrying the largest share of those assets, and for a network that is often discussed through retail trading, exchange activity, and low-cost DeFi, that is a meaningful institutional signal.

TL;DR

• BNB Chain now hosts about $1.5 billion of Franklin Templeton Benji assets.
• That represents 61.7% of the platform’s total $2.44 billion under management.
• The platform remains multi-chain, so this is not a full migration away from Stellar or Ethereum.

Why The Benji Split Matters

Real-world assets are not just a narrative anymore.

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