Franklin OnChain US Government Money Fund
First US-registered fund whose shares are recorded on a public blockchain; a government money-market fund at a stable $1.00 NAV.
Retail (US)
Via Franklin Templeton's Benji app
Who may buy is set by the issuer — check their terms.
Where to buy BENJI
Open in trader view →BENJI is not listed on any exchange or DEX we can see. It is bought (subscribed) and redeemed directly with the issuer, Franklin Templeton — see above.
Key facts
- Yield / return
- 3.73% (7-day current yield, 30 Sep 2026)
- Risk
- Low
- Minimum
- Low (Benji app)
- Liquidity
- Daily
- Custody
- Custodial (Benji app)
- KYC
- Required
- Figures verified
- 2026-10-19
Details
- Issuer
- Franklin Templeton
- Type
- Tokenized Money Market Fund
- Category
- Tokenized Treasuries
- Pillar
- Fixed Income
- Yield source
- US government securities / repos
- Network
- Stellar / Base / Ethereum
- Jurisdiction
- USA
- AUM
- $821M
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What you actually own
Franklin OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund (BENJI) · Issuer-tokenized
A share in a regulated fund
- Dividends
- Paid out to holders
- Voting rights
- Not confirmed
- Corporate actions
- Not confirmed
- Redemption
- Redeemable with the issuer
- If the issuer fails
- Fund assets held separately
- Transfer
- Not confirmed
- Issuing entity
- Franklin OnChain U.S. Government Money FundUnited States
Who it is aimed at
Target / Area
Retail (US)
Where it trades: Benji app
Who can buy — as the issuer states it
- YesUS · Retail investors
Benji app after AML/KYC; minimum initial purchase for most accounts $20. — '40 Act registered money market fund
checked 2026-09-18 · prospectus · source
Quoted from the sources linked, on the date shown. Terms change; the issuer has the final word (issuer documentation).
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Buying BENJI: common questions
How do I buy BENJI?
Via Franklin Templeton's Benji app. The issuer names these venues: Benji app. The token runs on Stellar / Base / Ethereum. Minimum: Low (Benji app).
Where can I buy BENJI?
BENJI is not listed on any exchange or DEX we can see. It is bought (subscribed) and redeemed directly with the issuer, Franklin Templeton.
Who can buy BENJI?
As Franklin OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund (BENJI) states it: US, retail investors: yes (Benji app after AML/KYC; minimum initial purchase for most accounts $20). The issuer has the final word; check its terms before buying.
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Figures last verified against a live source on 2026-10-19. Yields are variable and not guaranteed. Not investment advice. © 2026 TokenBank — operated by NumericalsAI Inc. · JSON