🚨 @binance partners with Franklin Templeton @FTDA_US  to enable tokenized money market funds as off-exchange collateral.
Institutional clients can now use tokenized U.S. Treasury-backed MMFs for trading collateral while keeping assets off-exchange, reducing counterparty risk. The move marks a major step in TradFi–crypto integration and expands Binance’s institutional-grade infrastructure.

Binance and Franklin Templeton (@FTDA_US @FTI_US) are launching an institutional collateral program, enabling tokenized money market fund (MMF) shares issued via Franklin Templeton’s Benji Technology Platform to be used as collateral on Binance.
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