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Cytochrome P450 (P450) is an attractive oxygenase due to the diverse catalytic reactions and the broad substrate specificity. Class I P450s require an excess concentration (more than 10 times) of iron–sulfur proteins, which transfer electrons to P450s, to attain the maximum catalytic activity and this requirement is a critical bottleneck for practical applications. Here, we show a site-specific branched fusion protein of P450 with its electron transfer proteins using enzymatic cross-linking with transglutaminase. A branched fusion protein of P450 from  Pseudomonas putida  (P450cam), which was composed of one molecule each of P450cam, putidaredoxin (Pdx) and Pdx reductase, showed higher catalytic activity (306 min −1 ) and coupling efficiency (99%) than the equimolar reconstitution system due to the intramolecular electron transfer. The unique site-specific branched structure simply increased local concentration of proteins without denaturation of each protein. Therefore, enzymatic post-translational protein manipulation can be a powerful alternative to conventional strategies for the creation of multicomponent enzyme systems with novel proteinaceous architecture.

Intramolecular electron transfer in a cytochrome P450cam system with a site-specific branched structure