BNB Chain says its Jenner hard fork is now live on BSC testnet, as announced on Oct 29.

BNB Chain says its Jenner hard fork is now live on BSC testnet, as announced on Oct 29.

The upgrade adds a Payment Lane reserving 5% of block gas by default for eligible payments, millisecond block timestamps for smart contracts, and functionality for CAS20, a new Compliant Asset Standard.

BNB Chain's blog post says the default reservation is 5%, with a protocol maximum of 10%, and unused reserved gas stays idle rather than being reassigned to general traffic. Fees still apply and inclusion in a specific block is not guaranteed.

Payment Lane and CAS20 still need to go through governance before being fully enabled.