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Franklin OnChain Institutional Liquidity Fund (iBENJI)

What the client owns
Share of a private Franklin money fund that rwa.xyz describes as holding government securities, cash, and repos at a $1.00 NAV; no fund document is public. Not stated: The issuer’s documents do not say whether the chain or an off-chain register governs. Ketju records the date it checked.
Who may hold it
US qualified purchasers. First purchase $5,000,000. The only signed statement of terms is the Form D filed on 29 May 2025. It claims Rule 506(b) and the Investment Company Act section 3(c)(7) exclusion, which admits only qualified purchasers. It states a $5,000,000 minimum, and we follow it. rwa.xyz lists non-US institutional investors and US qualified institutional buyers, a $5,000,000 first investment, and $100,000 after. The Form D reports no sales and no investors and has not been amended, while 1.72 billion iBENJI were outstanding on 2026-09-24.
Who can freeze or claw back
Ethereum: can freeze a holder, pause transfers, claw back, gate who may hold, mint, change the code. A contract can freeze a holder. A single key holds the role token owner key.
BSC: can freeze a holder, pause transfers, claw back, gate who may hold, mint, change the code. A contract holds the moduleregistry owner key.
How a holder redeems
Redeem with the issuer in its window. No public document states the redemption terms; rwa.xyz lists daily subscriptions and redemptions with no fee.

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The verdict is on the memo: Franklin OnChain Institutional Liquidity Fund (iBENJI) Not approved

Issuer
Franklin Onchain Institutional Liquidity Fund Ltd. (SEC CIK 2068319; Rule 506(b) private fund under section 3(c)(7); its Form D gives Delaware as the jurisdiction, rwa.xyz gives the British Virgin Islands); Franklin Advisers, Inc. as investment manager; Franklin Distributors, LLC as placement agent
Registration
Private placement, Rule 506(b)
Official record
Not named in any public document; the token has a Transfer Agent module, as BENJI does, whose transfer agent is Franklin Templeton Investor Services
Instruments
iBENJI
Chains
Ethereum, BSC
Reviewed
2026-09-24
Next review
2027-03-24

Eligibility

Each answer quotes the issuer’s own words from the document named under it. Ketju reads each document again and records whether the words are still there. Where the documents say nothing, the row states that.

What the holder owns

No public document says what an iBENJI token represents; rwa.xyz calls it one share of the fund.

Not stated in SEC EDGAR: Franklin Onchain Institutional Liquidity Fund Ltd., Form D filed May 29, 2025, Franklin Templeton Benji DevHub: contract addresses, Franklin Templeton and Binance, Institutional Off-Exchange Collateral Program (2026-02-11, Nasdaq copy of the Business Wire release).

Who may hold it

Qualified purchasers, per the Form D’s section 3(c)(7) claim; no offering document is public.

“X Section 3(c)(7)”

SEC EDGAR: Franklin Onchain Institutional Liquidity Fund Ltd., Form D filed May 29, 2025 · Item 6, Federal Exemption(s) and Exclusion(s) Claimed · words found 2026-09-24

First purchase minimum

$5,000,000, per the Form D.

“Minimum investment accepted from any outside investor $ 5,000,000 USD”

SEC EDGAR: Franklin Onchain Institutional Liquidity Fund Ltd., Form D filed May 29, 2025 · Item 11, Minimum Investment · words found 2026-09-24

Who it may be transferred to

No public document says. Under the contract, only authorized wallets can hold, and Franklin can switch transfers off.

Not stated in SEC EDGAR: Franklin Onchain Institutional Liquidity Fund Ltd., Form D filed May 29, 2025, Franklin Templeton Benji DevHub: contract addresses, Franklin Templeton and Binance, Institutional Off-Exchange Collateral Program (2026-02-11, Nasdaq copy of the Business Wire release).

How a holder redeems

No public document states the redemption terms.

Not stated in SEC EDGAR: Franklin Onchain Institutional Liquidity Fund Ltd., Form D filed May 29, 2025, Franklin Templeton Benji DevHub: contract addresses, Franklin Templeton and Binance, Institutional Off-Exchange Collateral Program (2026-02-11, Nasdaq copy of the Business Wire release).

Who keeps the official record

No public document says who keeps the record of holders or which record governs.

Not stated in SEC EDGAR: Franklin Onchain Institutional Liquidity Fund Ltd., Form D filed May 29, 2025, Franklin Templeton Benji DevHub: contract addresses, Franklin Templeton and Binance, Institutional Off-Exchange Collateral Program (2026-02-11, Nasdaq copy of the Business Wire release).

What the issuer says it can freeze or take back

No public document says. On chain, the contract has functions to freeze a wallet and burn a balance.

Not stated in SEC EDGAR: Franklin Onchain Institutional Liquidity Fund Ltd., Form D filed May 29, 2025, Franklin Templeton Benji DevHub: contract addresses, Franklin Templeton and Binance, Institutional Off-Exchange Collateral Program (2026-02-11, Nasdaq copy of the Business Wire release).

FactAnswer
Who onboards the holderissuer
Voting rightsNone
Distributionsnew tokens
SIPC coverage of the walletNo

What the issuer filed with the SEC

A private offering files Form D with the SEC within 15 days of its first sale and amends it each year while it sells. The issuer signs it. It states the exemption relied on, the fund’s exclusion from the Investment Company Act (which decides who may buy), the smallest investment accepted, the amount sold, and how many investors hold.

FiledFormExemption claimedMinimumSold to dateInvestors
2025-05-29DRule 506(b); Investment Company Act section 3(c)(7)$5,000,000$00

Filed by Franklin Onchain Institutional Liquidity Fund Ltd. (SEC CIK 2068319). Sold to date counts every sale since the first and does not show the fund’s size today. Ketju reads EDGAR daily and reviews this file again when a new filing appears.

Who controls it

Ketju read these powers from the deployed contracts and their verified source code: the token and every contract it checks on a transfer. A power listed here is something the issuer can do; it does not mean the issuer has used it.

ChainFreeze a holderPauseClaw backGate holdersChange the codeKeys held by
EthereumYesYesYesYesYesA contract can freeze a holder. A single key holds the role token owner key.
BSCYesYesYesYesYesA contract holds the moduleregistry owner key.

Who holds the keys

Ketju read every current holder of each power from the chain on 2026-09-24. A single key is one private key, and whoever holds it acts alone. A multisig needs the stated number of signers. A timelock delays every action, so holders can see it before it takes effect.

ChainKeyWhat it can doHeld byAddress
EthereumModuleRegistry ownergrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumAdmin rolegrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole token ownergrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole token ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x42cc…a2d6
EthereumRole token ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x64d4…23e6
EthereumRole token ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0xb671…b24f
EthereumRole authorization admindecide who may hold, freeze a holdera contract0xe9ca…23e2
EthereumAdmin rolegrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x42cc…a2d6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x64d4…23e6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0xb671…b24f
EthereumAdmin rolegrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x42cc…a2d6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x64d4…23e6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0xb671…b24f
EthereumAdmin rolegrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x42cc…a2d6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x64d4…23e6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0xb671…b24f
EthereumAdmin rolegrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa contract0x27d7…1ad6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x42cc…a2d6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0x64d4…23e6
EthereumRole module ownergrant and revoke these powersa single key0xb671…b24f
BSCModuleRegistry ownergrant and revoke these powersa contract0xf2f7…18b1

Ketju could not read the role holders on BSC from the public event indexes on its last check. The table shows only what Ketju confirmed.

Ethereum: 6 contract reads, 6 functions in verified source, 2026-09-24
Read from the chain
  • eip1967.implementation=0xa74372dfde0df8a08a3ac7b60c5379f90ac9c7dd
  • moduleRegistry=0xf70e2726c60644ad6efe87289c2df830f39d34f7
  • getModuleAddress(MODULE_AUTHORIZATION)=0x12abff8dca2d09d99019dfcc9bf07539a8264066
  • getModuleAddress(MODULE_TRANSACTIONAL)=0x1933797bbf8f901b69bb81245d5a82091a0e0b76
  • getModuleAddress(MODULE_INTENT_VALIDATION)=0x9b61815c4388c7e0a9ef32b5b2b8926c379786d0
  • getModuleAddress(MODULE_TRANSFER_AGENT)=0xab266e4fa5d088cc440433c3ea1e066fd710a0a5
Read from verified source
BSC: 4 contract reads, 6 functions in verified source, 2026-09-24
Read from the chain
  • eip1967.implementation=0xd001e4edbea7d0e46cfee05cb95bc9664dc1da34
  • moduleRegistry=0xafcf771f5bacc9ecf3c32d4d145177aa9945d00c
  • getModuleAddress(MODULE_AUTHORIZATION)=0xfe1ce41141d489983e87cad56943e4d92bd12014
  • getModuleAddress(MODULE_TRANSACTIONAL)=0xab56aa7f1ed443401cefb3ed17d2795d4da59f6c
Read from verified source

Where it trades

VenueKind
Franklin Templeton Benji platform (institutional onboarding)issuer primary

Redemption

RouteSettlementSettles in
Redeem with the issuer in its windowNo public document states the redemption terms; rwa.xyz lists daily subscriptions and redemptions with no fee

Daily checks

Every day Ketju reads each control function in the table above and the contracts the token checks on a transfer. Ketju compares the token’s on-chain supply with yesterday’s, and its market quote with yesterday’s quote, since a fund of this kind accrues a few basis points a day. Ketju also reads every document quoted above and reviews the file again if a quoted passage disappears from its document. Ketju reads EDGAR for the issuer’s Form D filings and reviews the file again when a new filing appears. Ketju counts a new, removed, or changed key as a change only when the chain’s own log shows the grant, revocation, or signer change since yesterday. If the log does not show it, Ketju updates the key list in this file and does nothing more. A change opens a review before any client action. Subscribers get an email that names each of their clients who hold the token, with the household result.

File history

Ketju has not revised this file since filing it. If Ketju revises it, the earlier version stays as published, with the reason.

DateChange
2026-09-24Filed.

Sources

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