Franklin Templeton & Mercurity: RWA Partnership
- Franklin Templeton is collaborating with Mercurity Fintech Partners to integrate BENJI tokens and the Franklin OnChain U.S.
- BENJI, a blockchain token created by Franklin Templeton, provides investors direct access to FOBXX, a regulated U.S.
- Chaince Securities, Mercurity Fintech's broker-dealer subsidiary, will facilitate investment transactions and offer advisory services for these tokenized assets.
Franklin Templeton and Mercurity Fintech are joining forces! This strategic partnership focuses on tokenized real world assets,integrating BENJI tokens and the FOBXX platform. Investors can now gain direct access to regulated money market funds through blockchain, perhaps yielding steady returns and easy capital access.Mercurity Fintech aims to amplify its digital asset ecosystem by leveraging these tokenized treasury products,with Chaince Securities facilitating investment transactions. This forward-thinking move streamlined yield distribution. News Directory 3 is following this developing story. Could this be a significant step towards wider adoption of tokenized real world assets? Discover what’s next …
Franklin Templeton, Mercurity Fintech Partner on Real World Assets
Updated June 19, 2025
Franklin Templeton is collaborating with Mercurity Fintech Partners to integrate BENJI tokens and the Franklin OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund (FOBXX) into Mercurity’s platform. This partnership aims to bridge traditional, government-backed securities with the dynamic world of digital assets, focusing on real world assets.
BENJI, a blockchain token created by Franklin Templeton, provides investors direct access to FOBXX, a regulated U.S. money market fund. This allows investors to potentially gain steady returns while maintaining easy access to their capital. Mercurity Fintech intends to leverage thes tokenized treasury products to generate returns on its capital reserves, ensuring flexibility within its expanding digital asset ecosystem.
Chaince Securities, Mercurity Fintech’s broker-dealer subsidiary, will facilitate investment transactions and offer advisory services for these tokenized assets.
“BENJI addresses a real pain point in the market by offering regulated money market access through blockchain technology,” said Shi Qiu, CEO of Mercurity Fintech. “It’s the type of compliant, institutional-grade solution our platform is designed to support.”
Earlier in June, Franklin Templeton introduced the “Intraday Yield” feature on its Benji tokenization platform. This enhancement aims to streamline yield distribution through blockchain technology, enabling investors to earn yields on assets held for even short periods.
What’s next
The partnership between Franklin Templeton and Mercurity Fintech could pave the way for broader adoption of tokenized real world assets, offering investors new avenues for accessing regulated money market funds through blockchain technology.