You are the program manager for your organization and are planning the program. One of the plans you need to create will define how you'll transfer the benefits of the program to the operations of you

There is no standard PMI plan called an 'operational transfer plan' - this is a fabricated term that does not correspond to a recognized program management artifact.

The program transition plan is the specific document within program management planning that outlines how completed deliverables and realized benefits will be formally transferred from the program to the receiving operational organization. It details transition activities, responsibilities, timing, and success criteria to ensure the organization can sustain the benefits without the program team. This plan bridges the gap between program execution and long-term benefit realization.

'Benefits transfer plan' is not a recognized plan name in the PMI Standard for Program Management - the correct term is program transition plan.

The program closure plan governs how the program itself will be closed and administratively wound down, not specifically how benefits are transferred to operations.