Franklin OnChain Institutional Liquidity Fund, Ltd. (iBENJI)
Peers · Tokenized fund
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Description
ISSUER DOCSFranklin OnChain Institutional Liquidity Fund, Ltd. (iBENJI), issued in tokenized form on Benji (Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain). Target as stated by the platform: Benji site lists BNB Smart Chain availability as 'Institutional'. Imported from Benji's own listing — identity and contracts are sourced, figures are not checked per instrument.
Buying · Q&A
2 QUESTIONSHow do I buy iBENJI?+
Through Benji, after its onboarding. The issuer names these venues: Benji app. The token runs on Ethereum / BNB Smart Chain.
Who can buy iBENJI?+
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.
Where to trade
SECONDARY MARKETNo market data for iBENJI yet — buy through the issuer below.
Issuer · primary market
SUBSCRIBE / REDEEMThrough Benji, after its onboarding
Who may buy is set by the issuer — check their terms. Not investment advice.
Key facts
- Yield / return
- Not stated by the source
- Risk
- Not rated (imported)
- Minimum
- —
- KYC
- Required (platform onboarding)
Details
- Issuer
- Franklin Templeton / Benji
- Type
- Tokenized fund
- Category
- Tokenized Treasuries
- Network
- Ethereum / BNB Smart Chain
- Jurisdiction
- British Virgin Islands
Questions
ANSWERS- Which tokenized US Treasury pays the highest yield right now — and who is allowed to buy it?
- Can I buy tokenized Treasuries without KYC, straight from my own wallet on a DEX?
- How much money do I need to invest in tokenized Treasuries — is $100 enough?
- Which governments, cities and public agencies have issued digital or tokenized bonds?