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Franklin Templeton Partners With Vechain To Integrate BENJI For Enterprise Payments

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Updated: July 25th, 2025
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Vechain announced a landmark partnership with Franklin Templeton, the $1.5 trillion asset management giant, to integrate Franklin’s pioneering BENJI platform for tokenized enterprise payments. The collaboration aims to revolutionize how businesses handle large-scale payments, combining VeChain’s blockchain prowess with Franklin Templeton’s robust financial infrastructure.

The partnership will see the BENJI platform, which enables seamless access to tokenized U.S. Treasury funds, brought natively onto the VeChain blockchain. This integration allows businesses using VeChain’s technology to make payments with digital assets supported by Government Money Funds, providing new efficiency, transparency, and security levels for B2B transactions.

What’s The Value of BENJI

Franklin Templeton’s BENJI platform is designed to bring U.S. government-backed, tokenized money market funds on-chain. By bridging traditional finance and blockchain, BENJI enables companies to:

  • Make programmable, on-chain payments backed by low-risk government assets.
  • Instantly transfer value between counterparties with real-time settlement and reduced counterparty risk.
  • Improve capital efficiency, freeing up cash flow that is typically locked in slow banking rails.

This translates into faster, cheaper, and more secure global commerce for VeChain’s enterprise customers.

This move is not just a technical handshake. It reflects a broader trend of institutional adoption in the blockchain sector. By leveraging the $800 million FOBXX fund and deploying services such as scalable custody from BitGo and market solutions from Keyrock, the initiative lays the groundwork for customer staking products, regulatory confidence, and increased network effect. 

This action strengthens Franklin Templeton’s multi-chain approach, which aims to establish tokenized, secure value transfer as a global enterprise standard. The agreement opens the door for future industry-wide partnerships, further integrating blockchain into standard financial processes.

VeChain and Franklin Templeton are establishing a new standard in enterprise finance by integrating with the BENJI platform. They are proving that blockchain technology and institutional finance can work together to provide unmatched value, efficiency, and transparency.

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Simon Simba
Simon is a writer with five years experience in crypto and iGaming. He currently works as a freelance writer at BanklessTimes where he focuses on simplifying daily crypto developments for readers. He discovered crypto in 2022 while writing news about NFTs for a news website in the US, and has since written for two other international NFT projects, and a Web3 gaming agency.