Franklin Templeton

RWA · Tokenized Treasuries · BENJI

NetworkRWATokenized TreasuriesInstitutional-GatedYield-BearingReal-World-CustodyMulti-Chain2 coinsAudited

Franklin Templeton runs the only '40 Act-registered mutual fund tokenized on-chain, accessible to retail at a $20 minimum via the Benji app. The BENJI token represents 1 share of FOBXX (Franklin OnChain US Government Money Fund), with yield from short-duration Treasuries + repo.

The only '40 Act mutual fund tokenized on-chain.

Assets under management

$1.98B

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Competitors

Ranked top→bottom — who competes with Franklin Templeton and how they differ.

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1Securitize (BUIDL transfer agent)Tokenization platform and SEC-registered transfer agent behind BlackRock's BUIDL tokenized treasury fund, a leading institutional tokenized cash-management product.Both provide regulated, on-chain tokenized exposure to short-term U.S. Treasuries/government cash instruments with allowlisted, KYC-gated access on public blockchains.Securitize is primarily a tokenization/transfer-agent infrastructure provider serving third-party issuers (notably BlackRock BUIDL) and is largely institutional/private-placement, whereas Franklin Templeton is the fund manager itself running a U.S.-registered '40 Act mutual fund on its proprietary Benji platform with retail access.
2Ondo Finance (OUSG)Crypto-native issuer of tokenized U.S. Treasury products (OUSG, USDY) targeting on-chain and DeFi users.Directly competes for tokenized short-term U.S. Treasury / government yield demand with permissioned, KYC-gated tokens on public blockchains.Ondo is a crypto-native fintech wrapping underlying funds/ETFs and emphasizing DeFi composability and stablecoin-style access, while Franklin Templeton is a $1.6T traditional asset manager offering a directly SEC-registered mutual fund it manages end-to-end.
3DinariOn-platform issuer of tokenized U.S. securities providing blockchain-based access to regulated instruments.Focuses on bringing regulated U.S. financial instruments on-chain with compliance controls.Dinari centers on tokenized equities/securities via a brokerage-style model rather than operating a manager-run money market mutual fund, and lacks Franklin Templeton's scale and '40 Act fund structure.
4Maple FinanceOnchain institutional / private credit.Both operate in RWA.Institutional / private-credit model: borrower quality, repayment history, collateral ratios, defaults, pool managers and loan terms matter most.
5USD.AIIt lets crypto/stablecoin capital fund real-world AI compute infrastructure, especially GPUs, and turns that into a stablecoin/yield product.Both operate in RWA.It is not just "a stablecoin company." It is more like a RWA/private credit protocol where the RWA is AI compute infrastructure.
6RealTFractional US real estate with daily rental yield.Both in RWA (Yield-Bearing, Real-World-Custody, Multi-Chain).Per-property Delaware-LLC RealTokens stream daily rental yield to the holder's wallet; hundreds of individual property tokens.
7Lofty.aiFractional US real estate on Algorand.Both in RWA (Yield-Bearing, Real-World-Custody).Algorand-based fractional real estate with $50 minimums and per-property ASA governance; daily USDC rental yield.
8Pleasing MarketRWA precious-metals platform issuing PGOLD and USDpm with cross-chain distribution via Chainlink CCIP.Both in RWA (Real-World-Custody).Tokenized allocated gold with unlimited physical redemption, plus an oracle/security-first cross-chain model (Chainlink CCIP + Data Streams) rather than a single-chain gold token.
9ClearpoolInstitutional uncollateralized lending pools.Both in RWA (Institutional-Gated, Yield-Bearing, Multi-Chain).Permissionless lender side over KYC'd institutional borrowers; utilization-driven rates and single-borrower Credit Vaults.
10Anzen FinancePrivate-credit-backed yield dollar.Both operate in RWA.Private credit RWA backing (not just T-bills) targeting 8-12% APY by exposing holders to institutional credit risk.
11Estate ProtocolFractional commercial real estate on-chain.Both in RWA (Institutional-Gated, Real-World-Custody).Fractional commercial real estate on-chain.
12GoldfinchUncollateralized crypto loans to real-world businesses.Both in RWA (Institutional-Gated, Yield-Bearing).Uncollateralized lending underwritten by human backers; Goldfinch Prime brings institutional private-credit funds on-chain.
13Chateau CapitalStructured RWA credit products.Both in RWA (Institutional-Gated).Structured RWA credit products.
14Toucan ProtocolTokenized verified carbon credits.Both in RWA (Yield-Bearing, Multi-Chain).Bridges Verra-registry carbon credits on-chain into liquid BCT / NCT pool tokens for transparent retirement.
15CentrifugeTokenizing illiquid real-world business assets.Both in RWA (Institutional-Gated, Yield-Bearing).Per-pool bankruptcy-remote SPVs with DROP (senior) / TIN (junior) tranches connect legal collateral to on-chain lenders.
16ArctonTokenized pre-IPO and private equity access.Both in RWA (Institutional-Gated).Tokenized pre-IPO and private equity access.
17AryzeMulti-currency RWA stablecoins and FX tokens.Both in RWA (Institutional-Gated).Multi-currency RWA stablecoins and FX tokens.
18AtmospheraEvent and weather-linked structured finance.Both operate in RWA.Event and weather-linked structured finance.
19DualMintTokenization infrastructure for real-world assets.Both in RWA (Institutional-Gated).Tokenization infrastructure for real-world assets.
20Florence FinanceSME invoice financing on-chain.Both in RWA (Institutional-Gated).SME invoice financing on-chain.
21Mountain ProtocolRegulated yield-bearing T-bill dollar (wound down).Both operate in RWA.One of the first yield-bearing stablecoins with formal regulatory oversight and daily-rebase T-bill yield.
22StablyStablecoin-as-a-service issuer and fiat on/off-ramp provider.Both in RWA (Real-World-Custody).Combines consumer/enterprise fiat ramps with multi-chain stablecoin issuance infrastructure, including partner-issued models like VeUSD.
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